The message 'tourists, go home' has been discovered on a large dolomite rock where two dinosaur footprints were discovered in 1992 at the Tre Cime di Lavaredo on the Dolomites, the local daily newspaper Corriere delle Alpi reported on Wednesday. The area is halfway between the Auronzo and Lavaredo mountain lodges of the three distinctive mountain peaks that are home to some of the most popular and scenic hikes on the Dolomites. The discovery was made by Venetian Paralympian athlete and climber Moreno Pesce, the paper said. Pesce reportedly discovered the message while training and posted a video saying "it was not a nice awakening for the Tre Cime". The rock with the Eubrontes fossilized dinosaur footprints dating back to the Triassic period is situated along the trail connecting the Auronzo and Lavaredo lodges. Source: Ansa News Agency
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