And it wasn’t even GPS that led him wrong…
August 26, 2016
There have been many stories of people driving into lakes following wrong advice from GPS, but this one involved a more human guidance error. An
There have been many stories of people driving into lakes following wrong advice from GPS, but this one involved a more human guidance error. An
Spanish open-water swimmer Jaime Caballero set a new world record for speed in swimming the 83 km (over 50-mile) length of Lake Geneva.
Valued for its fruit, the plant that gives us kiwi fruit can also damage young forest growth when it gets out of hand.
Geneva’s local rival to the Swiss franc and the Euro, the léman, has marked a milestone as merchants in nearby Lausanne have joined in accepting
Nestle, the big Swiss-based food conglomerate, is celebrating its upcoming 150th birthday with a new museum about itself and a revamped museum devoted to food
The 8th annual Net’Leman drew over 1000 volunteers to the shores of Lake Geneva; they pulled over 4000 tonnes of rubbish from the lake and shore.
Switzerland is getting ready for a fancy-dress opening of its newest engineering marvel. The Gotthard Base Tunnel, drilled through 35 miles of solid rock, is
The grandfather of all modern horror stories was written 200 years ago in Geneva, and the city is host to a commemorative exhibit, “Frankenstein, Creator
An area of Switzerland popular with hikers and bikers is installing fences and warning signs to keep them safe from aggressive cows protecting calves.
British archaeologists have found evidence that cheese-making in the high Alpine regions may date back to the Iron Age, 3000 years ago.
There have been many stories of people driving into lakes following wrong advice from GPS, but this one involved a
Spanish open-water swimmer Jaime Caballero set a new world record for speed in swimming the 83 km (over 50-mile) length of Lake Geneva.
Valued for its fruit, the plant that gives us kiwi fruit can also damage young forest growth when it gets out of hand.
Geneva’s local rival to the Swiss franc and the Euro, the léman, has marked a milestone as merchants in nearby
Nestle, the big Swiss-based food conglomerate, is celebrating its upcoming 150th birthday with a new museum about itself and a
The 8th annual Net’Leman drew over 1000 volunteers to the shores of Lake Geneva; they pulled over 4000 tonnes of rubbish from the lake and shore.
Switzerland is getting ready for a fancy-dress opening of its newest engineering marvel. The Gotthard Base Tunnel, drilled through 35
The grandfather of all modern horror stories was written 200 years ago in Geneva, and the city is host to
An area of Switzerland popular with hikers and bikers is installing fences and warning signs to keep them safe from aggressive cows protecting calves.
British archaeologists have found evidence that cheese-making in the high Alpine regions may date back to the Iron Age, 3000 years ago.