Wednesday, December 14, 2011

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We spent most of our trip in Zuoz...a tiny town located in the Upper Engadin region of the canton Graubünden.
We were told by our hosts that this area was considered a sacred area, special -unlike any other in Switzerland...mystical in a sense...dotted with burial grounds dating back to the Bronze Age. Renowned for the special quality of light.

In the words of Ferdinand Hodler, a Swiss painter:
"I have never seen light as it is up here..."

Yes.





7 comments:

  1. STUNNING! You make me miss snow, not that I grew up with it at all.

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  2. It looks beautiful, but SO cold. It must have been so different to the climate you are used to.

    How nice that you got to spend time in such a special place, and with people who understand the significance of the area. I always prefer to stay with locals when I travel somewhere - you get to discover things that you might not if you were alone.

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  3. These images are beyond! Magical indeed....more Swiss posts please, but after you've slept ;)

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  4. I am loving your pictures of Switzerland! I loved how all the houses in the last post had a lace embroidery work on the window. So charming.

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  5. Beautiful pics. Wish I were there.

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  6. so pretty, makes me miss switzerland sooo much right now!!!!

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