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This is Emmental, where the famous Swiss cheese comes from. We visited a cheese maker who just won world's best in Wisconsin. The cows have plenty of herbs and flowers to eat :-) It is also the area, where the writer Gotthelf lived and set his stories.
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Jeremias Gotthelf
Die #Oekolampad-Kirche, im Volksmund schlicht das Oekolampad, steht in #Basel. Die Kirche befindet sich im Stadtteil #Gotthelf am #Allschwilerplatz. Sie ist nach dem Basler #Reformator Johannes Oekolampad benannt. Das Gebäude wurde in Klinkerbauweise errichtet und steht seit 1931 dort. Erstaunlich was die #Baumeister und #Handwerker schon dazumal alles leisteten. https://www.instagram.com/p/BSwOijulxCN/?igshid=1p3nqkvfc3upy
Edward Gorey's Black Spider by 50 Watts on Flickr.
Principio de incertidumbre, de Eduardo Gotthelf
El sistema observador siempre modifica al sistema observado. Si te sientes modificado, es porque este texto te observa
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(via The Black Spider - 50 Watts)
"...An authority told me this Calder edition of Gotthelf's Black Spider is "somewhat creakily translated." It's by H. M. Waidson, 1957. I haven't compared it to Mary Hottinger's translation. The look of Calder's "European Classics" series may be drab, but Calder made up for it with pleasures like this little drawing on the title page of The Black Spider..."
