Richard M
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There was a saying …
Among friends who lived outside Nyon: “Above the snow line, and below the fog line”—as being the place not to have a house. Living in the overlap was a challenge: you didn’t have the view, but you had to deal with the snow. Ah, but the beauty of living above the fog line! Seen here.
A short escape this morning above the sea of fog enjoying the warm sun, a walk and a lunch on the terrasse (and a short drone flight).
This is Sattel in Switzerland. Cheers, HSTE ...
There was a saying …
Among friends who lived outside Nyon: “Above the snow line, and below the fog line”—as being the place not to have a house. Living in the overlap was a challenge: you didn’t have the view, but you had to deal with the snow. Ah, but the beauty of living ab...
Stunning picture.
The conclusion I have come to is that you need to live at altitude during the Swiss winter because it must be very depressing to be under that cloud all the time! All the best, Jon ...
Yes thanks, we have had 5 great days of skiing, but we had a day off today to ride various trains and cable cars between Wengen and Grindelwald.
And we ended the day with a short tourist helicopter flight around the Eiger and Jungfrau. You have a spectacular country! ...
