In 1979, Pietro Rossano documented a camping experience in the Pollino National Park with an amateur film capturing nature and outdoor life. The clip opens with an orange and yellow tent set up in a shaded forest area, surrounded by camping equipment and lush vegetation. The shot then widens to panoramic views of the Pollino mountains and forests, with peaks shrouded in light mist and a delicately toned sky, giving the footage a suspended, poetic atmosphere. The video conveys the experience of a vacation immersed in nature, among mountain landscapes, ancient beech forests, and the peaks of southern Apennines, highlighting the park’s famous Loric Pines and its status as Italy’s largest national park.