This Town is OVER 3000 Feet High in The Mountains!

[@BobI-jb4rk]

Beautiful walk around!

[@uptosummit_]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@lorenzolocatelirossi]

Pleasure

[@thomasallen6980]

Three thousand feet? I think we call that Denver. Lol.

[@mick-berry5331]

Denver is called mile-high city, so it must be much higher.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Where is this?

[@uptosummit_]

Caltabellotta in Sicily

[@adventurefreaksss]

@@uptosummit_ thanks for capturing this great footage.

[@uptosummit_]

No problem, glad you enjoyed it!

[@dmonax]

Pronunciation of Sciacca is more like "Shakka"

[@uptosummit_]

Thanks for letting me know, my pronunciations are terrible haha

[@noctilux7799]

What is "Feet"?

[@uptosummit_]

It is a measurement of height, 3000 feet is around 900 metres.

[@lorenzolocatelirossi]

You are so funny how you describe a very old church and town FULL. Of history and stories. You should do research and teach us so we will visit. The “smoke” are clouds, the moisture in the cold air on the opposite side of the sea…

[@uptosummit_]

Thanks for the info. I agree, I could include more historical context of the buildings.

[@erikbeijleveld3636]

Feet? Thats nothing... not even 1000 meters..

[@uptosummit_]

It's not nothing, how many towns are there at 3000 foot in the UK?

[@mick-berry5331]

​@@uptosummit_for me as an Austrian, it's nothing at all. Even big cities worldwide like Nairobi are 20% higher at least.