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I had the good fortune of spending four summers (1947-1949, 1951) in Switzerland as a schoolboy, and on each of these trips I spent about a month with a Swiss family. We often went for hikes, and I enjoyed both the hiking and the views immensely.

Events in my country prevented me from returning to Switzerland for more than two decades. In 1974 I emigrated to the United States, and soon thereafter started spending a couple of weeks with my mother in Geneva every summer until her death in 1996.

Then, in 1987, I had my first hike as an adult in Switzerland, followed by a bit (later a lot more!) of hiking in New Hampshire.

This blog will focus almost exclusively on my Swiss hiking, though I spend eleven months of the year hiking in New Hampshire!
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A real combat de reines at Lac Bleu

Posted 30.07.2008 at 10:53 by RetiredInNH
Yesterday morning I was hiking to a well known small lake, Lac Bleu, above La Gouille just before Arolla. Cows are always found there, so I paid no attention to them. Then suddenly, while I was studying my map, I heard a loud clanging of bells. Clearly one cow had challenged the one above her in the hierarchy, and they were having a great fight. The loser was finally pushed down the slope to the side of the lake, where she stood looking very forelorn
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