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That image was took few days ago during our travel to Roma from Milano.
The direct higway Milano-Roma was crowded for men at work and different crashs, so we took the highway that from the Eastern point of Liguria go South to Roma on the coastline, along the Tirrenic Sea.
For the first 180 km there is an highway, then there is the Strada Statale Aurelia N°1 (It's know in Italy as SS1-Aurelia).
It's one of the oldest street of the world, one of the first built by the Romans. It was built during the III Century b.C. from Roma to Cerveteri, an Etruscan impportant city. In the 109 b.C. it was extended to Genova.
The Aurelia street took the name from the censor Aurelius Cotta (241 b.C.) or from the console Aurelio (200 b.C.).
The Aurelia leave Roma on the Western suburb and run along the coast for 600 km to Genova and it runs in some of the most beautiful landscapes of Italy: the Ligurian Eastern coast (Portofino, Cinque Terre, Camogli, Lerici), the Versilia in the Northern Tuscany (Viareggio, Pietrasanta, Torre del Lago, Massa). then the middle Tuscany (Pisa, Livorno, Castiglioncello, Cecina, Rosignano), then the Southern part of Tuscany the historical region of the Maremma (that for the most part is on the Grosseto Province).
The image was took close to the small medieval village of Capalbio, one of the most beautiful villagges of Maremma, and close to the wonderful Monte Argentario peninsula that it is far away on the middle of the image.
Capalbio is the Southern city of Tuscany, close to the border of Lazio, the Roman Region.
Maremma is a big area know for the large horizon, farmers, the low number of population, the wonderful small villages, the excellent food and the Italian Cow-Boys, the Butteri Maremmani.

This is a site about Butteri

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