(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 9 - Two Italian rock climbers were saved at the weekend after getting into difficulty on Capri's iconic rock formation I Faraglioni.
    The pair, originally from the province of Bari in Puglia, reached the top of the innermost of the three craggy spires but lost their way on the way back down.
    A rescue team went in on a helicopter and winched the two climbers to safety.
    The three sea stacks of Faraglioni are among the most photographed landmarks on the Bay of Naples island and a place of romantic legend, with lovers said to be bound eternally if they kiss while sailing through an arch in one of the three.
    (ANSA).