Gifting in Val Staffora, this gifting is partly similar to the last time in Val Nure. Val Staffora is west of Piacenza after Val Tidone, towar Voghera, to the south of Pavia.
Curiosity on the 3rd of November there have been 3 little quakes in Ferriere which was the last place gifted in the Val Nure.
(link to earthquakes website
http://iside.rm.ingv.it/iside/.....age=EVENTS)
I gifted 34 tbs in the river Staffora, from Rivanazzano Terme SPA, Salice Terme SPA (see the map for the St. Michael Line), Godiasco, Ponte Groppo, Zapre' Ponte Nizza, a stretch of only about 13 km.
Before at the foot of the valley, just next the Roman Castedium (Casteggio) city and before Voghere, I gifted the sacrary monument to the battle of Montebello of the 20th May 1859 (see photo).
In the valley I found 1 antenna in Godiasco and there are 2 hilltop tv-radio-haarp antenna, near Ponte Groppo but these 2 were not accessible this time due to road works.
I was in a serendipity state when after coming back down I saw the clouds of a rainy and totally overcast sky opening above Salice Terme hill top borgo of Nizzano, opening a steadily forming a blue space. The shape of the sorrounding clouds is typical of the orgone effect, little bubbles near the blue hole. (see photos)
I then went to Casteggio with the last ammonitions (1 hhg and 1 tb) and gifted the water stream next to the Red Cross (did you know the Red Cross 'idea' is advertised on the road signs of San Martino della Battagli that was started there after the battle of San Martino della Battaglia and Solferino della Battaglia, near Garda Lake)
On this trip I also gifted places along the road from Milan to Pavia, flinged tbs in the canal where there was towers, electricity lines, cemeteries, the church of St Michael Archhangel in Certosa di Pavia.
The Val staffora main center is Varzi, all the little intercommunicating valleys have small villages with Forts and Castles, and some villages were of Ligurian/Celts origin like Rocca Susella.
See Val Staffora Album, Maps album
