The Swiss Alps–you want a white Christmas?
Tag Archives: Jungfrau Region
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Today and tomorrow only.
56 years of dedication, discipline, service and inspiration…
So what, you might cynically ask?
We are in… the Northern Hemisphere, the first snowfall, the hope of Christmas and the first week of Advent—I want to celebrate.

In mid-career, CJ, in the Jungfrau Region of the Swiss Alps, seeking to balance his personal and professional life, discovers an ethereal link between culture and landscape.
—so here is a great story I have written about how the landscape heals personal hurt—Crystal Vision. Free ebook—short time—DOWNLOAD NOW. IT’S FREE UNTIL MIDNIGHT, 15DEC2025—GET IT NOW—here’s the safe WeTransfer link: https://we.tl/t-S34P0CJPHr
Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Caramel
Why?
Why do people from all over the world keep coming here to take pictures of this landscape?
Tired of political and social turmoil? Take a break and grab this FREE old school fiction (won’t make you feel guilty about anything!). Yenbo Palms—CJ escapes personal distress by going to work in Saudi Arabia.
Cosmos
Nothing special here… unless you are invited to look closer—as I was.
Looking deeper and deeper into this cosmos flower… I find the mystery of creation… of birth… of growth… of beauty weaving together an aura that makes a cloth of existential marvel.
Cosmos=Greek=beautiful, harmony, ordered universe=Cosmos bipinnatus.
Is that what I felt?
A Curious Tale, no?
Gnomes, Jodelers and Rastafarians
Not all legends are true… but not all legends are false.
Legend
Legend
Legends?
Legends aren’t true.
Legends aren’t false.

Legends Prowl the Jungfrau Region, Switzerland
What are you looking at?
What you see here… is… Public Transport.
Clean, safe, timely, dependable… that takes you in less than 30 minutes from downtown into this inspirational landscape.
If you don’t have this, it is time to vote for new leaders.
Walk, don’t run

If life was just a walk like this…
Or do you need tension, conflict, diversity?
Have you ever tried to beat nature?
Is there something in between?
Such was Christopher Janus’ search in The Landscape Architect series.
Advancing Green
The advancing spring green finally have completed their arduous 2,000 meter climb up the steep mountain slope.

Having advanced, spring has finished as summer arrives.







