Ralph Schnegg; Daniel Anker | Skitouren Freiburger und Waadtländer Alpen DR. GUIDO A. ZÄCH Grimsel bis Gemmi / Binntal Grösse:Grösse: 45-46

Name: Ralph Schnegg; Daniel Anker | Skitouren Freiburger und Waadtländer Alpen DR. GUIDO A. ZÄCH Grimsel bis Gemmi / Binntal Grösse:Grösse: 45-46
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SKU: 79479840792
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Ralph Schnegg; Daniel Anker Skitouren Freiburger und Waadtländer Alpen DR. GUIDO A. ZÄCH Grimsel bis Gemmi Binntal Grösse:Grösse: 45 46 Grimsel bis Gemmi Binntal bis Matterhorn Über ein Jahrhundert hinweg wurde die Schweiz von ausgewiesenen Künstlern in ausdrucksstarken Plakaten der SBB porträtiert Und dort warten schier unzählige Berge auf hungrige Skitouristen Die Freiburger und Waadtländer Alpen liegen wunderbar zwischen Berner Oberland

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