May 28: trip to Ramosch

On this day I planned to explore even further downstream from Scuol, starting at the town of Ramosch, the next one beyond Sent.

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Can someone enlighten me as to what these hosses is up to?

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Hmm. Looking a little less clement now. Hmmmmmmmm.

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Best grill spot on Earth, or best grill spot in the Universe?

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Once again on the hour while passing through Susch.

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A pretty long-distance view downstream. The En's color is almost like limestone or marble.

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To right, the littlest house, or so it seems — is that an even littler house to the left??

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Again we trundled past the Queen Anne's lace and into the sight of a cloud-darkened Chastè Steinsberg.

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The bulk of Ardez.

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The highway on the way to Ardez is elevated over train tracks not visible here.

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At Scuol: churches.

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"Crusch Alba," a very common Engadin appellation, means "White Cross," the significance of which I do not have a good handle on. which refers to the Swiss flag. Of course. I mean, who wouldn't get that?

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Just a hint of Sent from near Scuol.

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A hamlet, down by the river; this must be Pradella.

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Confusing swoops of transmission lines. Don't get snared!

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I no longer quite understand how I got this shot. But anyway it's a cool result. This is Ramosch and vicinity.

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A clearer Ramosch view. Note how the hill terraces to the right have trees at their boundaries, which I don't remember seeing elsewhere.