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http://shey.net [Shey.net] shey.net reblog: Swiss Resort Covers Part of its Glacier to Avoid ...: If successful, officials at the Gemsstock resort above Andermatt in central Switzerland expect the example to be followed elsewhere in the Alps, where scientists say glaciers are under threat from global warming.

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20six.co.uk[20six.co.uk] Dr. Mark Esposito's Tourism Blogpage: September 2004: For the mother of all souvenir shops visit Schmid-Linder, a one-stop Swiss fun house stocked with Heidi dish towels, epic beer steins, and, for people apparently heading into space, the 33-function Swiss army knife extreme (appropriately named the SwissChamp), which includes a metal saw, wrench, chisel, and pliers. Neff specializes in snowy tablecloths sprinkled with embroidered Alpine wildflowers, and antiquarian Daniel Good's shop features historic maps, prints, and books including "an incunabulum, dating from 1490." While the May through October Saturday flea market is hit or miss, unless you're a dedicated collector of cowbells, the produce market (open Tuesday and Saturday) running beside it, along the river, makes for the best shopping; turn the crusty breads, sausages, and big blocks of Emmentaler cheese into a mountain picnic.

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