03/08/2026
The Great Dolomite Migration
At some point between "It's coming home" and "Starmer's broken the weather machine", everyone I know started popping up in the Dolomites, and it hasn't stopped since.Also known as the Pale Mountains, this beautiful range takes its name from the French geologist and mineralogist Déodat de Dolomieu, who discovered that it differed from ordinary limestone.Saying that, we probably only have a 12-month window until the usual suspects start calling it "The Dollies", with no hint of irony.
@itsmaxleo captured wearing the Shadow Runner Sunglasses.
@runwithliss post-climb in the Women's Bone Long Sleeve T-Shirt.
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