A sundowner with a view to the Weisshorn peak |
An exposed footpath
near the Fiesch
glacier (Switzerland) |
Bellwald, an idyllic mountain
village, confronted with
fundamental economic
and societal challenges |
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Carpe diem - enjoy the day!
A motto found in the
mountains on the way
to the Damma hut |
Christian symbols are
widespread in the Swiss alps |
Crossing the melting
glacier before climbing
up to the Konkordia hut |
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Marking mountain paths
is an opportunity for
civilian service performers |
Modernisation creates
winners and losers,
leads to conflicts and
resistance as in Zurich |
Musical tradition as the
Alphorn are uphold in
the Swiss mountains |
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Regulation does not end
in the mountains |
The church played a dominant
role in the daily lives of the
people in the Wallis |
The lightning hit the tree, the
people put a Maria statue
to thank for their
protection (Goms) |
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The Seerenbachfall is with 305 Meters the highest water fall
in Switzerland |
Traditional values in rural regions are in contrast to urban
lifestyles |
Sunrise at the
Wannenhorn (Bellwald) |
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Glaciers on the
retreat (Ried glacier) |
Endangered Ibex in
the Swiss Alps |
Global warming causes
melting of permafrost in
the Alps and requires
costly constructions to
prevent disasters |
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Biodiversity, the wealth of
economically marginal areas
in the Swiss Alps |
The Swiss suspension
bridge in Trift with a span
of 170 meters was built
using know-how from Nepal |
Migration: Closed doors
to the Swiss house? |
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A car ferry on the lake
of Zurich |
Glass manufacturing
in Hergiswil |
Strong erosion threatens peoples homes (Klosters) |
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A Swiss view of the world |
Banks and politics, a story of continuing tensions |
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