Train to Jungfraujoch
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Exquisite, beautiful scenery! I love the buildings, the clean snow, the trees, the mountains off in the far distance…at 1st, I didn’t see a train & only saw the brown bldg on the right, but then I saw it after I looked a little more carefully. Looks perhaps a little bit lonely & isolated, though. (Where is Jungfraujoch, & is it in Switzerland, the same place where the other train pic was taken)?
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The only “down side” to looking at these winter pics is to feel a little bit psychologically colder after looking at them, since I live in a part of the U.S. that’s experiencing a lot of cold weather right now, lol, but pics still very pretty! Whoever did the photography, whether it’s Matt or someone else, did a wonderfully excellent job capturing the beauty, tranquility, cleanliness!
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Wow, very beautiful! I here Jungfraujoch is called the Top of Europe, something like 12,000 feet.
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The idea it gives is order, calmness, consolidated habits, precision and duty………
Maybe little is left to fantasy,but a healthy life,in all its meanings, may be worth the while!
Beautiful photo!
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I love browsing good travel photos. The snow in this one looks really pretty and I bet that house is cozy!
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Grace, that’s an interesting comment about the bldg. (I assumed that brown bldg in the foreground was a hotel or bed & breakfast-I hadn’t thought about the possibility that it may be a house-or perhaps ?apartment complex/?youth hostel)? I guess if a great many people live there, it could be a house for where perhaps 6 or 7 family members live. (Three stories, then off to the side may be an attachment to the home the owner added, where they’d have several bedrooms & 3 or more bathrooms-just trying to picture it in my imagination, lol, since I don’t see it for myself).
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I was typing my comment in a hurry and didn’t really give much thought to the building. Now that I take a closer look at it, it could well be a hotel.
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Reblogged this on etekmodelleri2013.
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Off to the side of the brown bldg looks like a fire escape-(do they call them “fire escapes” in other countries)? I looked at this a little more closely-(before I didn’t notice it quite as much)-but the bldg is situated on an extremely high hill/mountain/?plateau.
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I’ve been there in the summer but winter is definitely more gorgeous…Ich wurde gern ein paar Wochen bleiben!
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You’re bilingual, trend?
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aber natürlich…habe Deutsch studiert!
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wow…makes me feel like i’m IN the picture!
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When the train leaves that cozy building, where does it go? Looks like up in the mountains. Better then another track downwards.
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Have breakfast at Piz Gloria if you get a chance. 🙂
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Breath Taking!!!!!!
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seems like a fairyland…peaceful , mesmerising … luv it…
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Reblogged this on nomoreshy and commented:
Wow !!!! AMAZING PLACE !!!! *-*
Love everything about this picture: winter , snow , view ….. I’M IN LOVE WITH JUNGFRAUJOCH ❤
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Reblogged this on LittleLadiees.
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Reblogged this on motivation and commented:
Belajar untuk mencintai alam .
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Great photos. You make a good case for snow:)
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Reblogged this on aboutdiaspora and commented:
REBLOGGING BUT BUT
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Reblogged this on maywidya and commented:
amazing
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Such pretty buildings, too!
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Reblogged this on mejoraturelaciondepareja15 and commented:
que rico para pasear por el mundo
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Reblogged this on ~ baby -G sakura~ and commented:
wow so nice:)
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Reblogged this on Rcaheartandsoulproductions's Blog and commented:
I sure could use a break in a place like this.
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