Founded around 1000 AD, ruled by Genoa Republic from 1276. Located in Cinque Terre, Italy's most characteristic fishing village. Surrounded by steeply-terraced olive groves producing finest olive oil
Solva is a village in North Pembrokeshire, Wales, located at the mouth of River Solva. The village comprises Lower Solva, Upper Solva, Middle Mill and Whitchurch. Solva Harbour was a sheltered anchorage between Fishguard and Milford Haven. It became the main trading centre of St Bride's Bay in medieval period. By 18th century, Solva could accommodate vessels up to 1,000 tons
Trails are unpaved or small paved roads not intended for motorized vehicles. First trails were created by animals, later adapted by humans. Post Track in England is one of the oldest known constructed trackways
Natural lake in Prags Dolomites, Italy, located at 2,810m Seekofel. Extends 31 hectares, 1.2km long, 300-400m wide. Maximum depth 36m, average depth 17m, maximum water temperature 14°C. Created by landslide detaching Prags River
Footpaths are pedestrian-only thoroughfares found in various locations. Originally created for work, market, church, and school access. Mass paths were common in rural communities before motorized transportation. Corpse roads provided transportation for burials in remote communities
RHW-12S network added with 12 lanes and two elevation levels. New Type A3 and Type D3 ramp interfaces support higher capacity 3-lane ramps. Three height levels: Ground, 7.5m, and 15m elevation