Camposecco Plateau, Regional Natural Park
Monti Simbruini is located in Lazio,
Italy. The Monti
Simbruini regional natural park is a protected natural area among the
largest natural reserves and parks in the Lazio Region, with
peaks reaching and exceeding 2100 meters. The name
"Simbruini" derives from the Latin subbribus elocution,
translatable with "Under the Rains". Already the ancient Latins,
in fact, noticed the abundance of rainfall in this area, in some years
even double the regional average.
You’ll quickly see it for approximately 10 seconds in a riding scene for the movie "Boot Hill" (1969), directed by Giuseppe Colizzi, starring Terence Hill and Bud Spencer.
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