Wildhaus, News, Pictures & buzz

Christopher Kissane | Menschenmetzger · LRB 24 November 2020  London Review of Books

Summer in Switzerland: Where will the Swiss be able to go on holiday?  The Local Switzerland

The Top Ten Snowparks in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland  ISPO

A World of Outdoor Activities  Leisure Group Travel

Egan Bernal explodes into race lead at Tour de Suisse 2019 as Antwan Tolhoek holds on to win stage six  Cycling Weekly

More Cambodians travel for leisure  The Cambodia Daily

Nigeria, Switzerland record 50% trade increase  TODAY.NG

Religious sect's new Swiss home prompts concerns  Isle of Man Today

You can sleep under the stars at these outdoor hotel suites in the Swiss Alps  Evening Standard

Hotel room with no walls is perfect for people who want to be one with nature  Metro

this hotel has no roof or walls, just a summer night sky and a swiss valley as a backdrop  Designboom

Swiss Ski Area Claims 3.5m (almost 12 feet) of Snow in 7 Days  InTheSnow

Commentary: Luther, Luther, Luther — He didn't reform Christianity as much as this guy did  Salt Lake Tribune

An affair of sausages, a Reformation untamed  The Pathway

Snomax fake snow banned in Austria and Germany is bad for your health  Daily Mail

Avalanche death toll in Swiss Alps rises to 11  The Local.ch

Veteran volunteer patroller recognized for 40 years of service  Pique Newsmagazine

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Many name their kennel "House of ". To say "House of Allred" (my lastname) in a compound word, would I say "Allesrothaus"? "Allesrotenhaus"? "Allerothaus"? something else? Would it then still be correct to say Ganzrot? Don't want the litteral translation to be "All *in* Red", but just "All red" Would/Should it be hyphenated or just "Allrothaus". There is another kennel I know of named Wildhaus. Their last name is Wild. Apparently there is also a town called Wildhaus in Switzerland. As I'm getting ready to legally form the business I want to make sure its correct. I'd prefer without hyphen just for simplicity, but if its wrong I'd go with hyphenated. Thanks! You've been a major help btw.

Hello People! I m planning to attend a short term project, I dont know if im going to have a lot time to go and travel but... What do you advise to a person who is going to be in Wildhaus, Switzerland for 4 days? What other, closer cities should i see? what about must-doos? thanks your thanks you!!! what? I think i should have meant simply "thank you"... too much excitement causes spelling problems :>)