chim
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dodge man
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There was a lot of cattle grazing but I don’t know what there rules and laws are. We also walked on trails that cattle were on to. On the top of one mountain we went to there were these big adult sized three wheelers and then they switched to stand on bikes to ride down rest of the way. My son hit a cow patty on the trike first thing. It sounded funny when my daughter described it.
A picture of the trails but the cattle must be hiding.
A picture of the trails but the cattle must be hiding.
Yander
Veteran Member
Great pics @dodge man, Switzerland is one of the few places I would cross the pond to visit.
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dodge man
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We flew into Geneva and flew back from Milan Italy. The flight back to Newark was about 9 hours. That’s a long flight but worth it. Incredible mountains. We spent most of our time in Lauterbraunen in a VRBO.
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veedub
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From what I understand they use a lot of small articulating tractors over there. Most of them are made in Italy. Google: Pasquali, Goldini, or Ferrari tractors. Low center of gravity with a center pivot articulation steering. Generally same size tires front and rear. Much better on side slopes. I actually have an older Pasquali here in the states. Great very cool little tractor, nearly impossible to get parts for though…
TMGT
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I would love to visit the Switzerland and Austria as that's my primary lineage.
