



He looks towards two valleys. In one of these valley there is another faces or head which has the name fo “head of the friar” (photo 8 in the section head).
In the upper side of one of this valleys there is the “Lords pass”. A legend tells some Lords were killed by the new owns the place by drowning in the lake of the valley, because old Lords didn’t want to pay the new taxes the new owners pretended. Still there is the sign of old lakes and wet meadows.

On the middle-left side of the photo there are engravings, they are frames in which it is difficul to distinguish shapes, but they are clearly frames.
Two frames have the upper part forming a double line, on the left to these frames there is a more rounded frame with a straightforward base.
All of these frames are within a circle engraving more visibles in its upper and right sides. This larger frame has little panels perpendicular to the frame.
In the middle of the rounded and larger frame there is a little rounded frame with engravings inside. In the right lower part of the larger frame there is a man-like engraving. Here we are in a collateral valley of the Tanaro valley. About 1500 metres above the sea level.