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Kein Schnee in der Schweiz (No Snow in Switzerland)

2015-12-24T13:29:00.002+01:00

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Wasserlos für die Umwelt: Dank dem ökologischen Urimart sparen wir jäahrlich über 45 Millionen Liter Wasser in der Schweiz(Waterless for the environment: thanks to the ecological Urimart we save annually more than 45 million liters of water in Switzerland.)


Macht spülen überflüssig(Power wash superfluous)

But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men. II Peter 3:7

New York, USA Der Erzbischof ist auch ein Scherz bischof. Für die Aufzeichnung einer Weihnachtsshow in der Radio City Music Hall umgibt sich Timothy Dolan mit Rockettes-Tänzerinnen.Ein paradiesischer Moment aut Erden für den Geistlichen.

(New York, USA The archbishop is also a joke bishop. For the record, a Christmas show at Radio City Music Hall is Timothy Dolan surrounds with Rockettes-Tänzerinnen.Ein heavenly moment aut earth for the clergy.)

Easy Journey between to Hamburg - chur

2015-12-15T03:07:00.000+01:00

DB Arrived with Switzerland traditional Alphorn music

Eröffnungsfahrt fest in Chur Bahnhof (Opening function in Chur railway station)

Chur Stadt President Urs Marti with railway officers, Graubunden is Largest canton in switzerland.

Business Development and International long-distance traffic Head Dr.Wolfgang Weinhold from Deutsche bahn addressing in the opening function

Well come Steinbock (Capricorn ) symbol for Graubünden.

New another distance opened on 13.12.2015 in Switzerland, DB (Deutsche Bahn) ICE (InterCity Express) now journey between hamburg to chur

Better than human love

2015-04-28T00:12:00.000+02:00

Today world are accepting wrong love, Two elephants are making right love in Chur (obere au) it was came for KNIE Circus on 26.04.2015 , We can learn from animals!

Fasnacht In Chur 2015

2015-02-16T00:38:00.000+01:00

All dust paper are was stand when had the little breeze after fasnacht

People are waiting for next march children are collecting paper dust to throwing the march

All dust paper are was stand when had the little breeze after fasnacht

2014 Spring ( Frühling )

2014-04-18T00:02:00.001+02:00

Autumn (Herbst) session in swiss

2013-11-02T02:59:00.000+01:00

Business for The New York Holiday

2013-06-30T21:13:00.001+02:00

These two boys like to a enjoy holiday in New York with their family members on coming week. Gabriel and Michael were selling cherry fruits near the railway station in the Chur city. Chur is the Capital city of The Graubünden province in the switzerland .

Christmas market in zurich main railway station

2012-11-27T22:35:00.001+01:00

Chur Fest 2012

2012-08-25T00:08:00.002+02:00

Nicht Normale (NOT NORMAL)

2012-04-24T11:23:00.002+02:00

Today 24 0f April 2012 Really this time is spring in europe. Unfortunately snow falling today.

Photo By:- VincentJeyan

2nd ATTACH

Our Spring In Switzerland

2012-04-03T18:35:00.012+02:00

By Vincent Jeyan

Extremely beautiful mountain area Chur city of canton Grabünden in Switzerland. Now flowers here blossoms.

SNOW IN CHUR (SWITZERLAND)

2011-12-23T00:59:00.001+01:00

Were Market In Thusis (Switzerland)

2011-09-15T08:35:00.004+02:00

NOLLA RIVER IN THUSIS

2011-07-15T01:26:00.003+02:00

The tradition-rich Grisons holiday resort of Arosa

2011-06-09T00:59:00.003+02:00

Photo By:- Vincent Jeyan

BEAUTIFUL AROSA

The AROSA train on the Langwies Bridge in a beautiful mountain.

Langwies Bridge

Chur Roundabout (Kreisverkehr)

2011-01-31T00:37:00.002+01:00

Chur-Ringstrasse Roundabout

Chur-Rätusstrasse-Roundabout

Chur-Giacomettistrasse-Roundabout

Chur-Gäuggelistrasse-Roundabout

Chur-Masanserstrasse- Roundabout

Chur-Quaderstrasse- Roundabout

Chur-Postplatz- Roundabout

Chur-Grabenstrasse-Roundabout

HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

2010-12-25T00:00:00.013+01:00

SHOW ROOM PHOTO-FROM GLOBUS in CHUR

SNOW REPORTS IN SWITZERLAND

2010-12-11T18:12:00.003+01:00

GOLD SEASON IN SWITZERLAND

2010-10-19T03:08:00.002+02:00

Photos By:- VincentJeyan

Autumn season (Last year 2009) in The Chur City Capital of Grabuenden province in Switzerland. September, October And November We can see GOLD Swiss.

Hot-Air Balloon Ride

2010-10-09T02:48:00.004+02:00

Photos By:- VincentJeyan

Hot air balloon flying over The "Calanda" mount at Chur in Swtzerland.

Flohmarket (Flea market) in Chur (Switzerland)

2010-09-11T03:20:00.003+02:00

This is the ibex (Steinbock) Horn:- logo of the region (Canton Graubünden). With horns that are almost a metre long and a rather regal demeanor, they make an impressive sight as they wander daintily along the rocky mountainsides. Flohmarkte photo by VincentJeyan

Martin Place:-

Martin Place:- The Arcas (of Romansh arch = arch) is a big place in the south of Chur's old town. The houses adjacent to the Plessur line is connected directly to the medieval city wall from the 13th Century cultivated. The Arcas was told in 1971, a complete transformation with underground parking garage and the excavation of the historic market square. Lead architect Theodor Hard you(Hartman).

from Wikipedia

Flohmarket photo VincentJeyan

Alphorn - Traditional music Flohmarket Photo by VincentJeyan

WONDERFUL LAKE

2010-06-30T01:53:00.002+02:00

MOBILE PHOTOS BY:-Vincnet Jeyan

STORY FROM:- Altes Bad Pfäfers

"It is wonderful. The place which was the poet Rainer Maria Rilke to this statement moved many more well-known guests fascinates. You be inspired: Welcome to the old baths of Pfäfers.

The history of the old baths Pfäfers begins in the year 1240 as two hunters discover a 36.5 ° C warm source. In the water, the monks of nearby Benedictine monastery recognize a healing effect.

In the centuries the bad grows up an internationally renowned Kurstätte hosting numerous famous bathers from home and abroad in their glories.

The facility owned by the canton of St. Gallen is since 1838. Restored comprehensive between 1983 and 1995, the old baths Pfäfers is a natural, cultural and health OASIS today with a national dimension.

The entrance to the mystical Tamina Gorge is a few metres from the old baths of Pfäfers.

Visitors can experience here the immense power of water. After the turning gate, a dusk moist mouth absorbs the visitors.

The rock beat together. The Gorge Trail is abgerungen the eastern side of the rock. Stop and distance to the threatening nearby Tamina creates a solid railing.

A 1987 built galleries finally has the new and secure way through the Interior of the rock at small thermal water well (36.6 ° C) over until the spring water cave.

Before or after visiting the Canyon the oldest Baroque bath-house of Switzerland welcomes guests - a source of hospitality in a wildly romantic location again today.

Its operation in favour of the new clinic of Valens Foundation Altes Bad Pfäfers was 1969 a bad Pfäfers.

The Sarganserland prevented a crash under difficult conditions. It was finally restored in three stages between 1983-1995.

The Association «Friends Altes Bad Pfäfers», the political communities Pfäfers and Bad Ragaz, the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz and the canton of St. Gallen joined 1985 Foundation Altes Bad Pfäfers as today's winner this cultural site.

The Foundation's governing bodies are the Board of Trustees and the operating Committee. They are supported by numerous assistants and helpers.

the oldest preserved Baroque bath of Switzerland to 1240 hunters of the monastery discovered the 36.5 ° C warm source.

The monks of the monastery soon realized the healing power of water. The sick bathed in the holes carved in rock and stayed days, with a few Unterbrüch there during 6-7 en day and night.

You were left with ropes to the terrifying Gorge down. From 1350 across wooden bath houses were built on the roaring Tamina.

1630 was the spring water in lärchenen Teucheln from the Gorge out guided and first bathhouse built (access from Valens).

Between 1704 1718 Tschupp and Boniface II to the Gilgen were built by the Abbots Boniface I today still majority received bath building.

In its heyday it hosted temporarily over 300 guests. 1838 after dissolution of the Benedictine Abbey of Pfäfers, source and baths in the ownership of the canton of St. Gallen went over.

1839 the gorge with a street was opened. 1840 Took the thermal water to Ragaz became world famous health resort Bad Ragaz.

Churer Maiensäss(fahrt) Trip

2010-06-11T00:20:00.005+02:00

NOTES FROM suedostschweiz.ch and Die Südostschweiz

MOBILE PHOTOS BY:-VincentJeyan" Wednesday (09th June 2010) morning, 3000 Churer city school Maiensäss ride school children are broken in Chur ( Main city of Graubuenden provincial in Switzerland . The clad procession through the city takes place in the evening. "

" It is the 156. Maiensäss trip. This walk the Churer school children of Maiensaessen up. Every four years the move is kostümiert. The statement is attached on 7 and the move begins at 19: 00. This starts at the Martin square, leads through the old town of the Masanserstrasse box meadow. "

" The churer maiensäss trip itself is an 'invention' come back in the background. Considered oldest need of chur and arose in the Guild time. Already 1835, 175 years ago a Spring Festival was organised , for teachers and students could attend the whole population. Since 1854, so for 156 years the churer Maiensäss trip out to today's from."

" It is the 156. Maiensäss trip. This hike at 3000 Churer school children of Maiensaessen up. Every four years the move is kostümiert. The statement is attached on 7 and the move begins at 19: 00 from Martin place. This starts at the Martin square, leads through the old town of the Masanserstrasse box meadow."

" 3000 Children spend a day in the mountains each during the Maiensäss. For Chur town school is working with the city police, forest and Alpine management and factory farms. Only the weather is an unknown component. Therefore there is more postponed. "

" Those who know not the Churer Maiensäss song «Silent Hill, much prefer forest». On Wednesday, it shall again sound on the box meadow and celebrate the children if the words: «Mora isch schualfrei!» Maiensäss day to complete."

agrischa Erlebnis Landwirtschaft [agrischa - Adventure Agriculture]

2010-04-11T03:15:00.008+02:00

The two-day event agrischa - Adventure Agriculture is the first time on 17 / 18 April 2010 in the Grisons in Cazis Arena instead.

This photos took in Chur city at last Friday (09 April 2010) organizer alerted to people for [agrischa - Adventure Agriculture]

Photos By:-Vincent Jeyan

Fasnacht In Switzerland

2010-02-15T01:32:00.011+01:00

Mobile phone's Photos By:-Vincent Jeyan

Story By:-Switzerland.isyours.com

Fasnacht at Chur

Basel is famous around Switzerland and Europe for its ancient masked carnival, or Fasnacht, a three-day affair starting on the Monday after Mardi Gras. The earliest documented record of carnival is from 1376, although celebrations undoubtedly date back to well before that (earlier city records were destroyed in a fire in 1356): it’s said that Fasnacht, originally spelled Fastnacht, is related to an old word faseln, meaning fruitfulness. In the fourteenth century, carnival took the form of knightly tournaments held on Münsterplatz, events which may have had an origin in pagan ancestor worship since noble families had been buried in and around the Cathedral for generations. Through the Middle Ages, theologians railed against both excessive drinking at carnival time and the use of devilish masks and disguises – it’s no coincidence that the iconoclasm which marked the beginning of Basel’s Reformation broke out on Mardi Gras,
1529. For some unexplained reason, over time celebrations were shifted one week later to after the beginning of Lent (Basel still celebrated carnival despite its embrace of Protestantism after the Reformation), and were transformed into a series of processions organized by the city’s guilds and associations. Drum-and-pipe bands accompanied the display of weaponry, dancing and fancy-dress revelry. Greater organization throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century resulted in the carnival of today, where some 12,000 people take part under the auspices of several hundred Cliques, groups or musical bands, all of which must apply in advance to the Fasnachts-Comité for permission to march. It’s a feature of Basel’s carnival that, unless you’re part of a performing Clique, you have to stay as an observer – unlike, for instance, in Luzern, where carnival is an all-in street-party welcoming participation from anyone and everyone.

On the Sunday night after Mardi Gras, Basel’s carnival-goers kick off their celebrations at the nearby town of Liestal’s spectacular bonfire parade, which lasts until after midnight (see here). Everyone decamps back to Basel in preparation for the Morgestraich, a magical and unmissable parade of huge illuminated lanterns through the city centre which begins in invariably freezing darkness at 4am on the Monday morning; the ornately decorated lanterns are left on display in Münsterplatz from Monday evening through to Wednesday morning. From lunch time, the various masked Cliques parade through the city in a Cortège, with much music, dancing and jollity, followed in the evening by masked bands and small groups with fifes and drums roving through the Old Town. Baslers take their costumes seriously (half-masks and face paint are taboo), and many people spend weeks in advance making huge, cartoonish papier-mâché heads and sewing lavish jester-like costumes. It’s a tradition for locals to recite Schnitzelbängg, satirical verses directed at local bigwigs, in the city’s taverns and restaurants during the Monday and Wednesday evenings. Tuesday night sees Guggemusige concerts of comical oompah, played on old and dented brass instruments by bands gathered in Barfüsser-, Clara- and Marktplatz, and musical groups and masked Cliques continue to prowl through the Old Town during Wednesday afternoon until nightfall – whereupon everybody turns in for some restorative sleep. Throughout the celebrations, you’ll come across places selling Fasnachtsküchli, a light, thin round cake covered in icing sugar, and Fastenwähe, a kind of caraway-seed pretzel.

Carnival

Basel’s most famous festival, attracting attention from all over Switzerland and Europe, is carnival, held over three days from the Monday following Mardi Gras. Just as venerable, though, is January’s Vogel Gryff festival, centred specifically on Kleinbasel. In March, the Swiss Trade Fair, or MUBA, is held in Basel’s Messe conference centre – a giant event serving as a showcase for Swiss accomplishments in trade and industry which is of little general interest in itself but which books the city out. The annual World Watch, Clock and Jewellery Fair does the same thing in April, while in June Basel’s ART International Contemporary Art Fair (www.art.ch) is the largest event of its kind in the world, generally very interesting to attend and inspiring many associated arty happenings throughout the city. The night before the Swiss National Day – July 31 – sees a festival of folk music on the Rhine, with stalls, traditional foods and a huge fireworks display. TEFAF, or the International Art and Antiques Show, is a movable Messe feast in the early autumn. The last Saturday in October marks the start of Basel’s two-week Autumn Fair, Europe’s longest-running traditional fair, held without a break since 1471 and now metamorphosed into sub-carnival festivities centred on funfairs and street jollity.

Vogel Gryff

Dating back to the thirteenth century or so, Kleinbasel’s Vogel Gryff festival incorporates pagan rituals and customs in the guise of fêting the head of one of the three guild associations of Kleinbasel. It takes place on January 13, 20 or 27, depending on which association holds the baton that year. At 11am, a raft carries the Wild Maa (a hairy figure symbolizing fertility) down the Rhine to the Mittlere Brücke; he holds an uprooted pine sapling and dances – with his back always turned to Grossbasel – to an ancient drum march. The Leu (lion) and Vogel Gryff (griffon) meet him on the bank to the accompaniment of booming cannon, and at noon the three of them stand at the midpoint of the Mittlere Brücke and dance a traditional, highly ritualized dance to the sound of a drum, every precise step documented from the origins of the festival in the Middle Ages. This is as close as the party gets to Grossbasel, since everyone then proceeds back to Kleinbasel for the Gryffemähli, a luncheon for the members of the three guilds (where the symbolic dance is repeated), and a procession through the streets accompanied by four jingling jesters who collect money for Kleinbasel’s poor. During the evening, the party enters full swing, with much drinking and merrymaking, while the three figures continue to dance their odd and mysterious dance in the older Kleinbasel restaurants.