Guardate cosa troverete nelle MARCHE – Itinerari in moto regione marche – ep2-s4

Guardate cosa troverete nelle MARCHE – Itinerari in moto regione marche – ep2-s4

The great protagonist behind us is, despite himself, the architect of this event and this great suffering. Completely cordoned off, we can’t go. Ten years have passed and the situation is still the same. But now, 300 meters to the right to climb next to the transporter. A route that if you come to the Marche region you absolutely must retrace. Let’s leave our Marche region for a moment to enter Umbria. Welcome. [Music] Today, good morning with this view. This is the building seen from the outside with the restaurant at the back. This was our bedroom. The grape hyacinths, but the real treat is the one that ends up between the teeth. You’re a pig for both dinner and breakfast, guys. You can’t imagine what we enjoyed after the South American season; try it and believe it. The situation here is worrying because we have to return from Terona and I see the fourth South American season as very, very difficult. In the last video you saw the bike chained to another GS. Tonight it was in good company and safe. No, I wanted to add a postscript to what we said before, to be brief. Everything is homemade, guys, from the ricotta jams we ate this morning, to the prosciutto, then there was the homemade yogurt, there was a little omelette with a sprinkle of mint and leaves. No, no, no, come on, people’s blood sugar levels spike. Mom, this is the parking lot with a gate that stays open at night, but they assured us it’s extremely secure. So we’re off again for the second leg, almost entirely in the Marche region. This stop in Umbria was a small exception to the rule, allowing us to also visit Norcia and its struggles to recover. We didn’t specify, but the goal is to share itineraries region by region. We’re heading back into the Marche region, so get ready. We leave the Casale nel parco, with Norcia behind us, heading towards Preci, always with the same common denominator: secondary roads, tertiary roads. Hi guys, wonderful encounters in this context with this backdrop, in these areas where we feel somewhat at home and which in part resemble us because Marche and Umbria are quite close. What we encounter from the loose dogs, Maremma sheepdogs, takes us a little bit to South America, and we like this very authentic flavor. We’re heading towards the great road of the Sibillini National Park, leaving the great Norcia valley on our right. There ‘s zero traffic on this part too, but above all, keep an eye on the sat nav—what a twisty ride. Oh, and an interesting thing I didn’t show in a long video: I installed the anti-reflective glass on the Craft Play, and in these situations with the changing light, and especially with the sun at its highest, I have to admit it works very, very well. So, I highly recommend this purchase. The only thing left to see is how it will behave in the rain, and especially when washed. Definitely, but this applies to many electronic devices; be careful with pressure because something could get stuck between the screen protector and the screen. But enough Pippone, let’s enjoy the road with the suspension set to Dynamic and Auto. Road mode, a combination that I find obviously a good one for touring and paved roads, in my opinion. The villages that characterize Italy. A very important review of the road surface, speaking of provincial road 476, I give it almost an eight, and eight by my standards is a lot. Spectacular, spectacular, no one passes. We have just entered the municipality of Preci, still within the Monti Sibillini National Park which, as you can see, the Marche region shares with Umbria, an entity established in 1993, lakes, villages, currently in need of repair because of the devastating earthquake. But from the rubble, rebirth is possible, and the entire population of the Monti Sibillini National Park and all the municipalities in the crater are proving it to us. I haven’t been around these parts for years. [Music] Crazy gradients. Sacco Vescio is also under reconstruction. Yesterday in Montegallo, the last town, just before leaving the Marche region, we felt a bit of discontent. These have been difficult times for a long time. The Sperros who spoke of the simple life, the one we like best. The one I really like, instead. It’s the motorcycle because it gives you the ability to do what you just saw, that is, squeeze in anywhere, even in tight spaces. Obviously, you have to be careful when riding a loaded motorcycle with two people. [Music] So back on the Vallerina, a road well-known to all motorcyclists in central Italy for its wide, fast curves and decent asphalt. But watch out for speed cameras. An essential indication. [Music] Having arrived on the main avenue of Visso, we now have two options. It has always been considered the administrative headquarters of the Sibillini Mountains Park. We see it recovering compared to many other years. It was truly a jewel. In this case too, we take the second option, the one with the tertiary roads to go north of the Marche, therefore towards Ussita. [Music] The road is pleasant, wide curves, little traffic, decent asphalt. We didn’t inform you that we had actually returned to the Marche. [Music] If you look at the map from yesterday’s itinerary, we actually circumnavigated the vector. We’re the only ones seeking traffic-free tranquility , then emerging onto this sort of high plateau where the mountains, as you can see, are starting to become less stormy, also because the sea is right in this direction. Even though we’re on a high plateau, prey to the wind, it’s currently 24°C. It’s divine. We’re at the sanctuary of Macereto, an octagonal structure, currently under renovation, considered a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture throughout the Marche region. [Music] We’ve also reached the metropolis of Cupi, which makes us say, “But where are we taking you?” But there’s also the Museum of Pastoralism. After all, a flock of sheep had welcomed us, and it couldn’t have been otherwise. When it comes to eating here, you don’t joke around, guys. No, know that in the Marche region, eating and drinking is not sweet. Fiat’s number one car. An old Panda, like a 4×4. Look at the visibility and the valley. Here too, we would have two options, but we take that dirt road. And how are you wrong? [Music] Hoping it’s in good enough condition. Every now and then there are a few larger rocks, like here. The stretch is short. Oh, this is a bit complicated. These are roads that are often unused, both in summer and winter. Even more so in winter because let’s not forget that it’s here. Oh, these are the classic roads for 4×4 Pandas, which are perhaps the only ones that drive there, perhaps with some ignorant perro in them. Maremma Sheepdog. No, these are for hunting. We don’t have the tires from the Tenerona, so we can’t compare the Sorellona and the Tenerona. We’ve arrived here. As always, you can’t see it from the camera, but I can tell you it’s very steep. Let’s go this way, where it’s a bit cleaner. Oh my, let’s put it in first gear. We’ve reached the villages so narrow with the alleys now, even more so. You can’t get by with your car here. Thanks. It’s all being renovated. They rightly leave their cars because no one passes by, only us to bother them. Well, it just gives you the feeling of invading someone’s privacy because you’re inside their homes. Thanks. Oh my, but we went out to Pieve Bovigliana. [Music] There should be a fountain down here. It should be in the hamlet of Stocco. Let’s see if anything’s changed. Here it is. We’ll also leave the bike in the shade on this pseudo-trip where we’re trying to somehow introduce you to the beauty of the area, including the fountains to save you money. Now let’s try it. I used to come here by bike, I can assure you the water tastes delicious. Excellent temperature. I confirm. And now happy bends everyone. [Music] [Applause]
A few hairpin bends. [Music] At 500 meters above sea level with less than 1,000 inhabitants, lies Serra Petrona. From the Lombard Serra, a fortified settlement at the beginning of the Petrona di Pietra valley, renowned for the production of Serra Petrona DOC, Vernaccia di Serra Petrona of controlled and guaranteed origin, it is part of the Italian National Association of Wine Cities, a natural red sparkling wine made from grapes of the same name cultivated since the Middle Ages, derived from a harvest in which the Grapes are left to dry on racks before being pressed. The very limited production of Vernaccia is excellent. In August, during the Vernaccia festival, you can taste dishes prepared with the Serra Petrona red wine, while the Appassimenti Aperti event from November 9th to 16th, 2025, offers the unique opportunity to visit the places where the grapes are left to dry during the harvest, in keeping with ancient customs and traditions. [Music] [Music] In any case, this motorcycle with its boxer engine, low weight, and telelever has a load transfer that I really like, although in my personal opinion the suspension should be changed because the original ones, like on all motorcycles, are absolutely not the best. [Music] San Severino, as you can see, was also hit hard by the earthquake. But are you ready to see one of the most beautiful squares? Look, look. Now let’s find a bar. There are loads of them here; we don’t want to advertise one over another. We’re stopping here quickly just because it’s shaded, not because we prefer it. And from one of the most beautiful squares, considering the time—2:00 PM—the inevitable tramezzino, bruola, cherry tomatoes, bresaola, and mayonnaise. You’re worrying me. [Laughter] All show. We accompany it with a dry non-alcoholic drink the bartender prepared for us. [Music] Let’s go and staunch our stomachs for a bit and then we’ll set off again. But not before showing you the beauty of San Severino. San Severino, known for its historic center, among the most interesting in the Marche, is today an important historical and artistic center. It was home to a temple dedicated to Feronia, the goddess of slave emancipation, to whom the city’s Theater is now dedicated, with its precious 19th-century hall designed by Ireneo Aleandri, the architect from Settempedo who designed the Sferisterio in Macerata. The civic tower, which served as a lookout and defense, dominates from above. On the occasion of the celebrations for the patron saint San Severino, June 8th marks the beginning of the Palio dai Castelli, where the city’s districts participate in the spectacular costume competition, thus recalling the era of the Smeducci domination. [Music] Did you drink coffee? Now we can say it with confidence. Welcome to San Severino. Oh yes! [Music] It’s a boxer that makes the car do this. No, no, this is a twin cam inline. The boxer was the Alpa Sud 33. No, no, because it does Yes, the box too. Yes, because it’s balanced like this. Gasoline, smell that stink. [Music] We leave the splendid square of San Severino, the ancient Roman Settempeda which today gives its name to the inhabitants of San Severino who in fact are called Settempedani. We have a true Settempedano at home who is one year and three months old. Hi Ricky, hugs. And we also have a soft spot for this city. My sister is an adoptive citizen of this town. Its importance is due to the Smeducci family, the city’s noble family. Now it’s free advertising: if you need your hair done, do it for all the women. Here you have the best hairdresser in the area. This is my sister’s little shop. It’s a small shop, my ass. The hairdresser won’t be free. Hi Lu. Hi Giorgio. I’m in Sardinia right now, by the way. They were outraged because we were passing through San Severino in their absence. So you’ll pay the bill when you return from Sardinia. Between July and August, the San Severino Blues takes place, where some of the most renowned names in the blues world come to play in these lands. It’s a festival that takes place not only in San Severino, but also in the surrounding villages, with a view of all the hills on which the Municipality of San Severino and its 39 hamlets, so to speak, lies. And this is the winding road to the other entrance. It feels like we’re nestled in the mountains, but it’s 30°C. Oh my goodness, [Music] even resurfaced the asphalt, thank you. We’ve just started on the road to reach Castel San Pietro and Elcito, two hamlets also belonging to San Severino. The road obviously gets narrower and steeper, but for the boxer it’s pure fun. Double hairpin bend, absolutely to be taken in first gear. Trend at 16%. Look at this spectacle. [Music] The temperature has dropped to 23°C and we still have 2 km to go to Ilcito, which in theory we should already be able to see from here. Precisely because it’s located on the summit of Monte San Vicino at 800 m above sea level. On one side, Ilcito, on the other, Canfaito. Casa a magnanza, just this, along with the fact of always keeping an eye out for earthquake-stricken areas where traffic is prohibited, etc., I mistook this sign. A sign that said not to go. In short, it’s for cars, not for people on foot. So come to my senses, let’s go see Ilcito. The view from here is priceless. It’s home to very few souls. It was evidently a castle in medieval times and Ilcito was built in 1824 above sea level. [Music] Try to imagine with me what life must be like inside these little streets, these tiny streets. [Music] There’s also a Perrito, a fountain to cool off [Music] and the whole village is here. We push right to the edge of the small village. Only the wind and the scars indicate that it’s the height of summer. [Music] Can I ask you how many people live permanently? No one lives in all the second homes anymore, or those who have a place to serve food. Yes, actually, those of us who have the place don’t live here, we live 7 km away, but those who have a house here maybe inherited it from their grandparents, from some relative, so they come here willingly. There, in fact I saw a bit of this type of Yes, they’re all fixed up, also because whoever owns it cares. Thank you, thank you. Leave the cito, we continue climbing towards Canfaito, in the middle of a jungle, we can safely say, lush. If you come with a camper or a van, be careful of the height, as well as obviously the width of the road which is really narrow in some places. I slowed down because I want to enjoy this moment. But guys, can we go inside? We’re supposed to have parking 900 meters away. Oh my! Oh my! Guys, what happened? I saw a thread. It was a spiderweb. What a sight! It’s a must-see in autumn because you can imagine the colors. [Music] They say there are tree trunks up to 6 meters in circumference. Once we get off the bike, we’re alone, it’s so peaceful, but above all, we have a mind-blowing view. And listen to the silence, as far as the eye can see. Come and pick up Sara because she doesn’t want to get back on the bike. Come on, it’s not huge, you’re used to something completely different. God! Now we have to get going again because the idea is to get to Gradara, and if you look at the map, there’s still a long way to go. My ambition was to share as many itineraries as possible, but guys, if we don’t travel to northern Italy, we’ll never get there. So, everyone, let’s get on our bikes and go. We’ll skip a lot of beautiful villages along the way to Gradara, but we can’t do otherwise. Yes, but we’ll do them again. We’ll do them another time, hopefully very soon. Feel the optimism at such crazy levels. [Music] [ Music ]

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