A ogni passo

There is one thing even more beautiful than experiencing an absolute passion like that of Simone Moro for the mountains: it is transmitting it to others, especially children and teenagers. Leaving for an excursion in the Orobie Alps, father Simone thus begins to telling surprising episodes to his son Jonas who remains bewitched by them. They are mostly circumstances from thirty or forty years ago when he himself, attracted by the peaks, went to discover "his" Adventure. True stories over which, however, a magical atmosphere hovers like in the Forest near his home that little Simone explored with his seven-league boots or in his first "escape as a mountaineer", complete with ice axe, in Santa Caterina Valfurva when he found himself alone in a completely new world. But they are also stories that have a lot to teach about emotions - such as the fear of falling into the void -, about prudence to always observe in the mountains and about the importance of choosing great examples and masters such as for Simone, among others, Messner or the gruff Camós. In this book Moro gives kids a concrete dream: going to the mountains, discovering mountaineering is a unique adventure of wonder and amazement, but it must also be tackled with the right skills and tools. And this is why, to the magic and wisdom of his stories, Simone adds a series of useful practical advice sheets.