Schmadribachfall (waterfall) plunges 300 meters (1000 feet) from the lip of a hanging valley in Upper Lauterbru… | World heritage sites, Canton of bern, Switzerland
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A worker removes a aerosol collector of a Swiss Air Force F-5E Tiger aircraft in
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Geneva, Switzerland - April 15, 2019: Lake of Geneva with Its Jet D.Eau or Large Fountain Spraying Out of the Lake 140 Meters or Editorial Photography - Image of nature, panoramic: 193444567
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Staubbach Falls, highest waterfall in Switzerland, plunges into Lauterbrunnen Valley, in Berner Oberland,… | Lauterbrunnen switzerland, Europe, Wonders of the world
Schmadribachfall waterfall & Grosshorn, Upper Lauterbrunnen Valley, Switzerland. | portfolio.photoseek.com
An artificially triggered avalanche thunders down a mountain side past a 30 meters (98 feet) high pole holding measuring equiptment, at the Vallee de la Sionne in Anzere near Sion, February 3,
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Schmadribachfall waterfall & Grosshorn, Upper Lauterbrunnen Valley, Switzerland. | portfolio.photoseek.com
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A Swiss Air Force F-5E Tiger aircraft lands in Payerne after a radioactivity measurements flight over Switzerland March 23, 2011. An aerosol collector is located under each wings of the aircraft and
Morteratsch Glacier now melts by 30 meters (98 feet) per year (1999–2005) in Switzerland. | portfolio.photoseek.com
Twenty killed in plane crash in Swiss Alps | Reuters.com
An artificially triggered avalanche thunders down a mountain side past a 30 meters (98 feet) high pole holding measuring equiptment, at the Vallee de la Sionne in Anzere near Sion, February 3,
