A street sign dedicated to the Italian troops fallen in Nasiriya, Iraq.

The "frazione" of Aviano called Piante, with the street leading into it - Via Piante.

The church in Piante, right across the street from the house of some relatives. It had a very interesting round shape with two bell-towers.

The simple interior of the little church.

A war monument dedicated to the fallen citizens of Aviano during WWI.

These three pictures are of some of our distant relatives, all of who had the last name De Piante.

1 comment:
This is so neat. I see some similarities in those old photos. You need the frame the picture with your dad under the Piante sign. From a distance, it looks like a beautiful large crucifix in the church. Aviano is where St. Margaret of Cortona was born. Did you see anything about her? I would love to have more history on the town she was born in. She is a very interesting saint.
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