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New Calendars! Dominant peaks of the Alps
Read more: New Calendars! Dominant peaks of the AlpsThe pictures from my series about the most dominant mountains of the Alps are the most viewed on my website. So I thought it could be interesting to offer them as a calendar. And here they are! The calendars are available in German as landscape version and in English as square version.
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Swiss National Holiday
Read more: Swiss National HolidayOn the occasion of today’s Swiss National Holiday I once again like to post a shot from a special place in Switzerland. This time I chose the Triftglacier with its Triftlake.
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Eiger Northface – 1.8 km of vertical rock
Read more: Eiger Northface – 1.8 km of vertical rockThe Eiger is one of the most impressive mountains in the Alps. Its Northface is a more or less vertical wall of 1’800 meters height. The top reaches nearly 4’000 meters above sea level.
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Marbel? No, ice! – the Eiger Glacier
Read more: Marbel? No, ice! – the Eiger GlacierEiger, Mönch and Jungfrau – three mountains in ther Bernese Alps – are one of the Alp’s favorits. This year there was only little snow so that one could take a look at the marble like ice of Eiger Glacier
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Lago Tremorgio – take a break
Read more: Lago Tremorgio – take a breakEveryday roughly 15’000 vehicles travel through the Gotthard Road Tunnel1 which connects the north side of the Swiss Alps with the south. Most of them just pass the little town Prato Leventina on the south side missing out on a little gem.
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Swiss National Holiday
Read more: Swiss National HolidayOn the occasion of today’s Swiss national holiday I once again like to post a shot from a special place in Switzerland. This year I chose the Val Frisal.
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