Mein Tirol Magazines
summer 2019
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Visiting remarkable trees in Tyrol, the eldest, the highest and some other individuals amongst millions of beautiful trees.
In cooperation with Jörg Koopmann.
link to blog version.
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summer 20
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Take a walk around the Alpine Zoo at Innsbruck while scouting animals that roam large-acreage, natural habitats. With its distinctive hillside setting above town, the zoo is a must-see for animal and plant lovers. You can even discover endangered species that were protected by the Alpine Zoo’s conservation programs. Meet some of the mountain animals that are native to Tirol.
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winter 21/22
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Hikers familiar with the mountains of Tirol will know all about the alpine chough. These black birds with their eye-catching yellow beaks can be found circling in the air above many alpine summits.
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summer 21
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Seeing the sun rise over the mountains. Smelling the fresh air. Hearing the rooster's cry. Greeting a fellow early riser with a friendly "Servus!". Tirol has lots of good reasons to make the most of the morning. Our hommage to a time of day with more to offer than you might imagine.
link to the blog version
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winter 20/21
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Longing for the mountains? Regular winter guests and experienced skiers can easily forget just how spectacular the Tirolean Alps are for people who know pistes and gondolas only from TV (or YouTube). We joined four Danish teenagers on their first ever ski trip.
In cooperation with Jörg Koopmann.
link to the blog version
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summer 2019
Visiting remarkable trees in Tyrol, the eldest, the highest and some other individuals amongst millions of beautiful trees.
In cooperation with Jörg Koopmann.
link to blog version.
︎
summer 20
Take a walk around the Alpine Zoo at Innsbruck while scouting animals that roam large-acreage, natural habitats. With its distinctive hillside setting above town, the zoo is a must-see for animal and plant lovers. You can even discover endangered species that were protected by the Alpine Zoo’s conservation programs. Meet some of the mountain animals that are native to Tirol.
link to blog version
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winter 21/22
Hikers familiar with the mountains of Tirol will know all about the alpine chough. These black birds with their eye-catching yellow beaks can be found circling in the air above many alpine summits.
link to blog version
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summer 21
Seeing the sun rise over the mountains. Smelling the fresh air. Hearing the rooster's cry. Greeting a fellow early riser with a friendly "Servus!". Tirol has lots of good reasons to make the most of the morning. Our hommage to a time of day with more to offer than you might imagine.
link to the blog version
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winter 20/21
Longing for the mountains? Regular winter guests and experienced skiers can easily forget just how spectacular the Tirolean Alps are for people who know pistes and gondolas only from TV (or YouTube). We joined four Danish teenagers on their first ever ski trip.
In cooperation with Jörg Koopmann.
link to the blog version
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