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"Some of the splendid things of life ..."
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SAILING | Cruising the infinite waters on the way to reach the dream of a paradise, hideaway from just somewhere and everyday. Far out one may meet with the never ending realm of the waves where he might have to wait again for a breeze. Leave it on the wind to decide where to go - then you just might have learned what freedom is ... | ||
| Nature's own shape... |  |
THE GARDEN | ..in cooperation with the (more or less) creative touch of the humans. There is a wide variety of man's influence on his respective share of nature, from a sensible support of a widely untouched paradise to a disciplining mastery over the kingdom of plants. | |
| Gliding down the crystal slopes of spraying snow, passing landscapes of gentle hills or steep and rocky mountains, - a constant encounter with the ever new varieties of magnificent landscapes; mastering the various forces affecting your body, while you are enjoying the... |  |
SKIING | ...aesthetics of motion - and the thrill of speed. | |
| Another liaison of the arts - of movement, music, expression, of tradition, exotics, choreography, fashion and design. All these combine together to offer to your senses the fugitive symphony of beauty ... |  |
THE DANCE | ||
| Meeting people all over the world, sharing their welcome, their warmth and their hospitality, their sorrows and their laughter... - that is the way of life as we understand it. You rarely find this in the ghetto of a hotel or in any other tourist accumulations; to encounter them you have to travel often far away, passing harsh and bumpy roads to reach their communities. But every mile of it is worthwhile... | LIFE |  |
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