Swiss and Switzerland
A Rolex Christmas
When backs are better than fronts – 7
Continuing the series, I took this snap just outside of the railyards in Biel / Bienne,
Interestingly, there is a link in the mural to the artist: https://www.seyo.ch/
Canola and Swiss Tennis
Building in Luzern
Swiss house
Bienne
Büren castle
Büren an der Aare
“Low Riders” in Bern?
Gruyères Landscape
Weird plants
Gruyères Landscape
Air duct
SBB / CFF / FFS
Bern
Tissot Arena
Une autre ancienne ancienne église à biel
ancienne église de Bienne
Bern
Girder park in Zurich
I think it’s official name is the MFO Park – Maschinenfabrik Oerlikon. It’s listed in Atlas Obscura.
Moron
Champignons au supermarché
Les mystérieuses voies d’eau de Bienne
One of my passions is finding “hidden canals” – and in the Swiss city of Biel/Bienne, there is quite something going on that I just don’t understand.
There is an interesting spot where waterways converge. This is how it looks on Google Maps:
And this how it looks in real life:
But this Schleusenweg (“lock-way”) to the left just runs for a bit into the city, then disappears altogether.
Like Capt. Kirk said, “I don’t like mysteries. They give me a belly-ache, and right now I’ve got a beaute.”