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Smit & Palarczyk > [SWITZER.TICINO 01311] 'Isolated but proud.' Indemini, the country's most isolated village, is proud to be part of Switzerland. Situated in a valley where all other villages are Italian, a winding pass keeps it connected to the Motherland. Proud too the villagers are about their frequent 'postbus' connection (arriving from the Lago Maggiore) and their postoffice, shop and two restaurants. Instead of dying out the village now is actually being renovated and its population growing. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [SWITZER.MITTEL 00883] 'Alpstein range.' Between St. Gallen and Heiden a friendly region of rolling hills is situated. Looking down from there you'll see the Bodensee, looking up the Alpstein range, with Säntis (2503 m) at right. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [SWITZER.MITTEL 00855] 'Stein am Rhein 2.' It is the market square that impresses you in Stein am Rhein: nearly every house and the town hall is covered with frescoes. Photo Paul Smit.

[SWITZER.TICINO 01311]
'Isolated but proud.'

Indemini, the country's most isolated village, is proud to be part of Switzerland. Situated in a valley where all other villages are Italian, a winding pass keeps it connected to the Motherland. Proud too the villagers are about their frequent 'postbus' connection (arriving from the Lago Maggiore) and their postoffice, shop and two restaurants. Instead of dying out the village now is actually being renovated and its population growing. Photo Paul Smit.
Smit & Palarczyk > [SWITZER.TICINO 01311] 'Isolated but proud.' Indemini, the country's most isolated village, is proud to be part of Switzerland. Situated in a valley where all other villages are Italian, a winding pass keeps it connected to the Motherland. Proud too the villagers are about their frequent 'postbus' connection (arriving from the Lago Maggiore) and their postoffice, shop and two restaurants. Instead of dying out the village now is actually being renovated and its population growing. Photo Paul Smit.

[SWITZER.TICINO 01311]
'Isolated but proud.'

Indemini, the country's most isolated village, is proud to be part of Switzerland. Situated in a valley where all other villages are Italian, a winding pass keeps it connected to the Motherland. Proud too the villagers are about their frequent 'postbus' connection (arriving from the Lago Maggiore) and their postoffice, shop and two restaurants. Instead of dying out the village now is actually being renovated and its population growing. Photo Paul Smit.
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