Dolomite Puns

I'm tentatively planning a two-week solo trip to Northern Italy next August/September. I'd like to spend a chunk of it on a multi-day hike, staying at refugios along the way. I've seen a number of guides online, but I'm wondering if anyone has any first-hand experience of what a good route might be, as there's tons of options in the region.

I think I'd be comfortable dedicating around 4 nights, five days to hiking with perhaps a maximum of 20 kilometers per day in distance. I'd like to avoid anything outrageously technical (i.e. long or difficult via ferrata).

Also - does anyone have any experience renting a car in Venice and driving to the Dolomites area? I'd prefer the freedom of driving myself around rather than relying on public transportation.

Just picked up 50lb bags of each. My compost is predominantly chicken/sheep manure, hay, coffee grounds, produce waste and some wood chips/cardboard. I collect from some local businesses so my inputs are roughly 500lbs of produce waste and 200lbs of used coffee grounds weekly. I balance that with wheelbarrows from the deep bedding systems in chicken/sheep sheds.

Looking for advice on what amounts to add, of the products listed in title, to keep a solid balance of micros in the compost? Also any other tips or advice on ways you use any of those products in general. Always looking to learn.

Thanks for your time and potential replies.

Trying to plan a trip for 2023 in one of the two locations. We’re from the east coast so both destinations would be a long flight so that’s less of a factor. From what I’ve read, the food in the alps is way better but how does the terrain compare? Looking for a mix of on and off piste advanced trails. From what I’ve read I’m picturing Whistler as similar to Jackson hole and the alps as more of a deer valley vibe. Never been to either location so help me decide where to go!

This DPS check isn't a fun gimmick. It's literally meant to waste your time. If your teams can't do anything meaningful in 10-15 seconds then you've just wasted even more time. Will it even save the damage you do if you retreat? Who cares, that's still tedious.

I just got to level 60. I have Rin, Eloise, Bernadette, Viorate, Snowy. They all have mechs. They still can't do SHIT.

Taysia? I don't have her mech. Won't be much help.

I'm dreading if future enemies will be like this because he suuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks.