May 28: Zernez evening 2

I kept on exploring.

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Oh... oh dear.

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As frequently happens on Zernez evenings, I was drawn up the mountainside past the churches.

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The Hauptkirche from the north.

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Both churches from uphill.

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Longitudinal fence...

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...transverse fence.

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The Chastè Wildenberg and the info center in plain view, and a small foreshortened stretch of the En in the distance.

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There's that mystery clock-like structure. Now I'm thinking maybe someone's explained to me what these are, but if so I've fully forgotten again. I sort of like the mystery actually; it adds to their surreality. Note that the hand is in the same position as in the 2005 photo.

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As I rose further, the view widened out to encompass both churches.

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Eventually I got up to this plateau that I'd discovered on the previous trip. I don't know what the story is on it, but it's a superb outlook over the town.

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Voted #1 view bench in Zernez six years and running!

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A nice comprehensive view of the southern reaches of Zernez, known as Clüs, over to the left, along with the center of town at right. In the middle is, I think, a public pool; the building just beyond the info center is the Familienbad. It's fascinating that the field just past that has been preserved from building, while Clüs has encircled it fully. I wonder how that happens to be.

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A whole array of excellent view benches.

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Spotlight on Wildenberg and its courtyard.

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A lurky view of the mystery clock house.