The Pristine Rosso Cònero
June 18, 2020
In Monte Cònero lies the scene; a nearly 2,000 foot promontory that sharply breaks the continuity of the Adriatic coast south of Ancona. These chalk and limestone cliffs, that were once part of the sea-floor, seem to elevate from, and tumble into the constantly changing emerald hues of the sea simultaneously; like a giant white bordered ember that smolders on the water. In a short distance, a multifarious array of astonishing landscapes unfolds cheek by jowl to the ocean. The salty, iodine scents of the sea battling with the musky scents of the land imbued with a particular Marche infused macchia Meditteranea.
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