CASAMASSIMA
CASAMASSIMA
The city is crossed by a beautiful highway with a junction you can go to the city of Casamassima
The city is crossed by the railway that divides the city with farms
The city obviously has a railway station
the city is very picturesque with its vibrant buildings
But the city is located at the foot of a mountain range and there is a road that climbs the mountain with elbow roads and a tunnel
After a tunnel you find a nice show a system of two dams
if you follow the road we get up in altitude with curved roads and tunnels
and then to get to the dam that is at the top of this system with a vantage point both at the bottom and top of the dam
Of course the road leads to Casamassima Antica a small town on the mountain
Here is Lake Casamassima born from the construction of the two dams
If you follow the power line you reach an electrical substation that carries a part of the electricity that powers the capital of Siculia: San Foca
Near the electrical substation a small industrial area was born next to the farms
of course there is a highway junction that connects the farms and the small industrial area with the highway and the city
Obviously a nice highway and railway bridge was built to cross the river
While from Casamassima Antica starts a road that goes to a nearby mountain village
Obviously when night falls the city transforms. Especially Casamassima Antica with its small lights illuminate a side of the mountain
Even the lights of the dam illuminate the night and the mountain
the only light that crosses the river are the lights of the highway bridge and the railway bridge
The deep night is very nice when there are lights that illuminate the buildings differently
To conclude the train station overnight
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