San Michele torna a Cornesel, 3 agosto 2008

San Michele Returns to the Cornesel, August 3, 2008
by Albino Todeschini

The Malga Cornesel, in the heart of the upper Lessinia, near the Podestaria, was the property in the distant past of the Benedictine nuns of San Michele, Verona. In the summer of 2008 a group of friends, scholars, researchers, and mountain lovers organized a walk from the Valpantena to bring an image of San Michele carved from stone to the malga (herdsman’s refuge-hut, often used for making cheese) as a sign of protection of the Lessinia.

Albino Todeschini
Born in Verona in 1968, after attending an art high school and the Accademia di Belle Arti “Cignaroli,” he has devoted himself to socially relevant volunteer work in the agricultural, building, commercial, and artistic sectors.

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