The Madonnella The shrine was Madonnella country with the small figure of the Virgin card, set the "bill" and was located near Piaggiasecca, Campileo locations on the mountain road at the intersection of the "road of the mountain more high "on the left (better known as" street of the mountain ") and the" road of the mountain below "on the right (better known as" Little House Road). Here we see a reconstruction installed last October.
That original was destroyed in 1964 during work on the construction of the driveway that would lead to Val di Ranco, according to the tourism development plan for 1960, but the money - you know! - Always end up too soon, or are used where the politician in office has more interest, and fortunately, otherwise we would have a monster now completely useless, as has happened in other mountains of the Marche.
The significance of this historical and legendary figure of campaign dates back to the dawn of time, I think at the time of the Lombards, when the countryside was populated by various avventurueri and brigands, and hence the need for protection which rely before leaving the area, perhaps reciting a prayer.
In the Lombard period, gives us testimony
Emilio Sereni (1907-1977) in
History of the Italian agricultural landscape , Laterza Publisher 1961, the country was still almost entirely wooded, even in the plains, and near the villages and towns there was a certain territory, very narrow, cultivated with orchards and vineyards, while the rest was forest of oak trees and grazed by a lot of pigs and wild boar. There were still
Agricultural University (from 1936 called
agrarian communities), who will be born in the Carolingian period, approximately at the end of the first millennium.
Piaggiasecca, as I have said elsewhere, but whose documents do not show because I can not still in my possession, along with Casalvento, and perhaps Colmic was an agrarian community, and the fact is attested in a sentence of twenty years ('900) relating to one of the applicants from the agricultural community of lawsuits against Rucce to Piaggiasecca-Casalvento for the line at La Rocca, where will expose all the cases so far have taken place over the centuries, and where it is mentioned first and foremost a document of 1208 kept in the notary of Bologna (which depended on our territory with regard to justice) and then viewed by the court. That sentence I read it in full, in the years of university studies in 1974 and it seems to me, if I'm lucky, sooner or later I will show it on this site.
