~ Peppino Turco, c 1880
Funicular Gondolas, Ba Na, Da Nang, Vietnam
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I love that song. I thought it was some traditional Italian song, but I looked it up a few years ago. It was made as a promotional song (like a modern ad) for a new tourist attraction, the funicular lift up a mountain in Italy. It is certainly catchy!
Oh yeah! It climbed Mt. Vesuvius which would later destroy it.
If you love to fly, the ride takes a whopping 18 minutes and covers 3.6 miles.
The system is made by the world-class Austro-Swiss engineering group Doppelmayr/Garaventa.
There is another one in Phu Quoc that is even longer which connects a few islands.
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It’s actually in Neapolitan language.
Even The Grateful Dead sang it!
Inspiration for a psychedelic edit?
I just thought I would try three different styles offered by by @jssfr with no intervention from me except the exposure picker.
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Velvia
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I took this video of the entire downhill direction: