 My STAY with BENNO – 2200m high – Take off point – Rietz Griesskogel Peak (just above Rietz) lies at 2884m high and is probably my most favourite climb to do. It is right from Rietz, it is challenging, it is long, it is fun, I get to run the first hour on mountain road, then climb, great crazy run down, but the very best part of this is the visit with BENNO on the way down. It was always great conversation, a few boisterous laughs, a couple shots of ZIRBE schnapps…and then I would be on my way…with a new found energy or lack of from the schnapps and the sitting in a warm hut. I loved it and would not miss it. Benno tended the sheep’s Hut for the summer, herding the sheep that are owned by farmers in the village. Benno has been down this every summer for around 25years. He knows the mountains, the trails the rocks , the sheep inside out and could probably climb blindfolded and know his way. I remember getting caught in the hail running down the mountain and I ran straight in the Benno’s Hut and hung out for a good couple hours before I could continue on. There was definitely something special there. I told him I must stay here for a night …I would love it! And of course I was always invited. It’s his simpleness and love of the mountains I love…his great laugh and his warm hospitality to bring anybody in. But there was something else there too… I never wanted to miss a visit. On Aug 27 at 5:30pm I started up the mountain towards the hut, super jacked and so excited to go. It was warm out ,SKY was absolute clear. I was still a little wired from my Segafredo Espresso stop but I think my energy was high because I knew where I was going. After 21/2 hours…I made it to the hut…with other visitors there and Sammy (his best friend dog) sniffing through my bag of goodies. I had stuffed my pack full of goodies from the bakery for them to indulge in. Gabi, his daughter, arrived a bit later…we sat up until at least 11:30, laughing, listening to oldie tunes on the old time radio, learning Rietzer Dialect (love that) sentences and just simply enjoying the moment. It’s so comfortable there even to sit around the table…not saying anything… Klaus, Kimmsch miar brauchn Zirbeln – Klaus come on up, we need another bottle of Zirbe Schnapps! Yes I finished it off! At 6am, Benno was up and ready to go to do his 3 hr Sheep round up…Gabi and I sat and had breakfast and relaxed for a good while. I was ready to fly up to Griesskogel..since now it was only a bit over an hour away. Once I arrived…I stayed at the peak for over an hour just lying…then came down halfway and lay for another hour..then came back down to Benno and decided to do another peak. I did not want to go down…..after the second peak, which had a ton of full body climbing…and I had to make my own way down..I was exhausted, hungry and ready to go back down. That one chocolate Balisto just didn’t cut it, all the way up and down. Wed Aug 29th was a very sad day indeed, as I received a phone call from Klaus, as I was sitting at Segafredo in Innsbruck. He was the bearer of bad news….Benno fell 90m from the mountain and had died instantly. This was the big day of herding all the sheep and bringing them back down the mountain. I was shocked and very sad…as I was just with him..this man knew the mountains inside out, was super fit and strong. A sheep had gotten away of the trail in a steep section… so Benno climbed up to get him…the section of grass he had slipped on and fell …many others were there including his wonderful daughter Gabi…all witnessing. As the helicopter flew over Rietz into the mountain right above, Klaus instantly grabbed his cell phone and made a call to Benno….he had this feeling. 30min later the helicopter landed on the soccer field in Rietz with Benno and Gabi inside. Klaus, my good friend and a dear long time friend of Benno was there to witness. ‘Another one of our ORIGINALs gone’ Klaus says…He was such a unique, wonderful man and even having lived a good life…it is very sad to lose him. His energy and spirit will live on in the mountains above Rietz. Even though I only knew him for a year…I felt like I knew him for a long time… My Griesskogel Climbs will never be the same anymore without Benno’s visit. To me his is a Rietzer ICON. Your message shall be emphasized to live SIMPLY doing what you love to do and do it everyday…so each day carries riches in the simplest of things…open your heart and your home to everyone and you will live a rich life….Benno died tragically yet he was doing what he loved to do. I feel him smiling up above having left so contented and at peace. 
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4 Days of rambling in the Alps! The HIGHLIGHTs Inferno Halb Marathon – Always a bugger of a race! Being a half marathon and around 2100m of climbing up…but I LOVE IT! It was a super HOT day but I love that too. Felt crappy for first 10km..then I hunkered down and said Karrie c’mon..you have been doing this for a long time…Focus in and run hard…and it worked…the second half felt much stronger and managed to shave off 4 min from last years time. The next day…MAGICAL CLIMB to BLUEMSIALPHUTTE – 81/2 hours of climbing.. Loved this climb as I started later in the day…weather a DREAM…stopped by the Rotstockhutte to visit with friends Cornelia and Claudio…topped up with soup and bread and then I was off…another 5 hours to go at least. So here I was just about to climb the toughest part of the trek starting at 8pm…all steep baby! But wow not a cloud in the sky and WARM…this was truly AWESOME! Had passed a couple people setting up their mattresses to lay out in the open under the stars for the night! After 90min of hard breathing and fatigued legs ..it was getting dark and I did not see the HUT…It sat at 2800m…I had to be getting there soon! I passed by many animals who just stared at me..wondering what the heck I was doing up here at this time! And then…aaaahhhhh THE STAIRS…a crazy amount of super steep stairs, high up on the mountain…I had to be close….and I was….It was now dark, I was done and the light of the HUT sparkled in the night just ahead. I let out a big AHHHHHHHHHH Yes! The place was full as I walked in getting astonished looks from people consumed in consversation, cards and a few drinks. I got a WELCOME HOT TEA…stirred up my shake for dinner (as they were not serving it anymore) and soon to bed. I had sworn that I would never sleep on a huge shared mattress room again..with people lined up liked sardines…but somehow I was in that situation again. I don’t like the breathing in your face thing too much…but this time…it was OK…out of 10 people in our room…no one snored (ASTONISHING!). I didn’t get heavy breathing in my face..and a great deep sleep I had. I excitedly got out of bed (couldn’t wait for breakie) waking up at 2800m, I wanted to walk outside to absolute quiet, warm air and a pinky haze over the mountain range …was sooo cool. The descent down to Ochinensee – was quick as I hopped along from rock to rock, excited to get into that lake and have my shower I missed yesterday. This lake was to die for, soooo blue and clear…I couldn’t resist a little SKINNY DIP in this ….VOILA! An hour later I was in Kandersteg sitting at a café, sipping my double espresso macchiato, waiting for the train. I had the pleasure of meeting this super cool, gorgeous Hippy like 57 year old woman by the train named NIMISHA who just loved my orange shoes…a short time together, deep conversation…good connection, these are the sweet little gifts in life. OK I was ready to get back to Innsbruck ( I miss it)…back to Lauterbrunnen, pick up my stuff and off I went. LOVE LONG TRAIN TRAVEL… So on my List of stuff, I got a few ticked off…stay in the SWISS SAC Hut…very high up..,, skinny dip in a glacier lake and the next thing is stay overnight at the Sheep’s Hut high above Rietz with Benno Winding down for TRANSALPINE  ROCKIN, ROLLIN and RUNNIN in the SLOVENIAN ALPS!
Hip Hoppin from Bled to Triglav, to Ljubliana to Planina Vogar and Laz… As I reflect on my week in Slovenia this is what comes to mind…. I have formed a trip for Livin Adventure in Julian Alps for 2013! Unique place – Mountain trails a bit of the beaten track…had to take taxi to do my TRIGLAV climb Mt. Triglav – Slovenia’s Tallest mountain - a long training day and had to use ropes and iron rods (Via Ferrata) to get to top…steep and challenging! The wind just about blew my glasses off! Coming down is always a blast…was late coming back down in to valley…but Taxi Mike was there to rescue me! Ljubliana definitely had a funky appeal I liked…ended up in one shop for two hours (Indian made clothes…love those)…went café hopping…(none I found were that great! Stayed in Hostel Celica that used to be an old Jailhouse! Definitely one day in the city is enough for KG! I was going to head back home and then something inside said check out Lake Bohinj…so straight there I went…well this led me to another DREAM SPOT with great people. I raced up the Mountain to get to this Farmhouse that I found a flyer on….sleeping in Hay in the barn…sitting by the fire…hanging with the Hosts…Loved the sound of that…Well it turned out to be amazing – Milka and Matthias were the BEST and I felt right at home as I dumped my Backpack in the Barn and said AHHHHH. Milka also had this amazing ROCKET FUEL Turkish style coffee that I loved …..This coffee in combination with I will say ‘THE BEST SLEEP I HAVE EVER HAD” (slept a solid, deep 7 hours…and that just doesn’t happen) had me going non stop running and climbing in the mountains all day…with energy to spare…The next day I was this Billy Goat on caffeine as well….that’s FUN! Matthias gave me the key to his cabin in the next mountain village 2 hours further up the mountain in village LAZ…What a magical place. About 12 rustic mountain cottages comprise this little village. The plans of just passing through, turned out to be 3 hours hanging out here – cheese making tour, milk tasting and hanging out with Blaz Cacic, a Slovenian journalist who was there interviewing the people and writing a story on the MAGIC of this village. So I decided to stay an extra night, go back to same village the next day and do the climbs I intended to do (but got stuck in rain and thunder) My time in Slovenia ended with a 6am Rocket Fuel Breakie and a sprint down the mountain to catch the bus! I had to sprint...with a big pack! My legs were cooked! See you next year Slovenia… CHECK OUT THE COLLECTION OF THIS SUMMER'S BEST OF PICS on FACEBOOK!  AUSTRIA/SWITZ MOUNTAIN MADNESS
K’s KRAZY TRAVEL BLOGS 2012 June 15th Sitting in theTrain En Route to Zurich.. thinking of YOU Interesting Escapades in the Mountains! Usually I do not feel the desire to write a little BLOG..since I come to Switz. (this spot) every year and pretty much do similar routes and climbs (with some changes). I usually get the Mountain hostel Dorm room all to myself but not this time…had to share…He’s Nathan a young north Carolina boy..who ended up being a great hiking partner for one hike. Man the Mountain hostel sure know how to put on a good Breakfast spread! Part of the big reason I keep coming back there. The Big Blue building at the base of the mountain. Some Highlights Reuniting with my sweet Bavarian Blonde friend Simone for one day of insane ness! Our first and last training together before our 200km mountain race in 3 weeks Swiss Iron Trail-…the thought of it…is kind of funny as I have no idea what to expect…how it will be done. Would we actually need to sleep during it etc… running through mountain trails through two nights will be interesting….I am audaciously curious I found something that stopped me dead in my tracks on the streets of Grindelwald (near Interlaken)…yes my friends..there in the window of this clothing store..lay wooden like Disco Balls..all made of wood! I had to find out where to get one…as I was not leaving this town without one..and get it I DID! No sparkles on this baby though! Yes I have been lugging this damn thing around…when you are obsessed with something..those things don’t seem to matter… The Baren Trek (translated Bear Trek) – 130km winding through the Berner Oberland Alps – I had a desire to do a chunk of it..despite the bad weather coming this way. Part of the trek was to hike up to a HUT at 2200m and stay the night…I had walked by this hut many times but have never stayed. I arrive there around 8pm at night..sopping wet from a day of hiking in the rain. What an awesome place with a Loft bunkhouse for us. The owner Claudio’s brother lives in Listowel and has a huge sheep farm – both owners of the Hut have been to Kitchener…Huhhhhh? Now I have a reason to visit the action packed town of Listowel! As I woke up from a magical night sleep in the Bunk Loft….I was called to the window by my new Colorado friends..We were completely immersed in SNOW…well it looked gorgeous…I knew there is NO GOING on the route I was to do…I wolfed down a good ol swiss breakie..and made my way back down the mountain…wearing I think every piece of clothing I had..snow, rain..mud… Have been having great sleeps (with crazy dreams!)…only waking up once…but feeling fatigued and wiped everyday..Espressos are looking good ALL THE TIME…I know I had to be patient with adjusting and training at higher altitudes but its’ a bit of a KICK IN THE PANTS! THE MAD COW – I asked for Adventure! Be careful when you ask for adventure…you just might get it! In the little swiss town of ADELBODEN, I leave my hostel like Hotel early in the morn to head up and over the mountain to the next village called LENK. Wish I would have made a huge DOGGIE BAG at that breakfast buffet! I must have changed 10x on this hike…coat on then off …HARD rain, light rain and then SNOW, wind..you name it! Towards the top I lost the trail and had to make my own…I was sopping wet, cold and hungry…after I inhaled a salad and more…I blazed down the mountain and into the line of fire of a few moody cows or bulls. One was heavily staring at me as I ran down the muddy trail towards him. So I stopped and walked..but he was not letting me get by…in fact he charged right at me..I decided to stay put (since this happened to me before..everyone told me to stay there and show them who’s boss). Well let’s just say that did not work and I he ran towards me and I was head butted by this animal..Aggressive was he!! I was not horned but those sharp things were coming close…he did it again and again and then I ran..he chased me…and if you can believe it..we were going back and forth behind a tree (like if you were playing tag with someone…he would not stop pursuing…so I ran hard back up the trail…came back down a bit to try again. He was looking up at me and Growling (do Cows Growl???..well this one did)…let me say there were about 5 others with him. So I started to talk to him and tell him how nice I was and that I just want by…Another plan, I had to quietly go off to the side as close to barbed wire fence as possible and get by them….all of a sudden..I heard the cow bells dangle! I never imagined that sound to frighten me…as it always was a peaceful sound at sunrise in the Alps as you awaken…These guys…all of them came bounding toward me as I scaled the barb wire fence…they came right up to it, backed off and came right back…I thought they were going to jump it and come after me…they were all pretty pissed at me! Well I did make it down…rain rain rain…and figured out it may have been my ORANGE bag cover… - maybe to them that was like red and they were charging me like in the ring! Decided to head back to Austria (ahhhhhhhh) - and had a good plow up the Mountain and down again before my train left….First sunny day in awhile and holy cow…the difference is incredible… My first 10 Days OK hugs and kisses and yodels to you all! Love Karrie Non Stop Mountain Training and LOVIN IT on the BIG 4! June 15- 21st This was a GO NUTS time to train train train and climb climb climb….at the same time scoping for good people and spots to take my group to. There is nothing like the feeling of feeling exhausted and super fit from the Mountains! Mixed in with that is a ton of delectable bread, and double espresso Macchiatos and the occasional Knodel! Which is balanced out with a good night dose of Salad – they have the best mixed salad here…I cannot go a day without that…Love itTHE BIG 4 are the main Peaks I take my Groups to and the ones I train on and climb the most. I never get sick of the BIG 4! Seegrube, Reiter Spitze, Griesskogel, Stubai Valley I invite you all to come over and allow me to escort you up these mountains…. July 1st - CLASSIC TIROLEAN COMPLETE! Well the first 10 Day Adventure of the summer has finished and was a most awesome trip! My two girls who became Tirolean Madls very soon, were pretty cool to play with. We had a taste of everything on this trip including many peaks reached (always had to do a Handstand at the top), challenging trails travelled, crazy downhill running, dancefloors danced on (we did SILENT DISCO!), beautiful breakfast indulgences, schnapps tasting, Espresso stops, Mountain Hut stay, Farmhouse stay, Motorcycle ride up the mountain, Mountain Yoga and Lumberjack Bootcamp, Paragliding…YOU NAME IT! Off the girls went to Vienna and Venice….for a little more relaxing travel… Will miss those Madls! Can’t wait for my next 10 Day Group starting July 12th OH the BEST IS YET TO COME BABY! Just ordered my GOPRO head camera too….Really high tech now! July 4th - SWISS IRON TRAIL!!! (race from July6-8th) Check out cool videos on http://www.irontrail.ch/ Hmmm I wonder why, the harder something looks, the more I want to do it. It is hard to fathom that it is here…this crazy good sounding Mountain Extreme Race I registered for a while back. I sit here in my favourite Innsbruck Café – Segafredo – Can’t resist those double espressos! on my 2nd full rest day (they are hard to do!) It is a day and a half away…and it is crazy to think it will be all done on Sunday. A huge part of me is excited, another part feels so tired, another part says Whooooooaaaaa. I just want to DIVE IN and experience it and FINISH IT. 202km, 15,000m of elevation, climbing and running through the night…fending for ourselves with maps etc….Soooooooo coooool….Can’t wait to report about it on Monday…I will probably take that day off… To the most awesome adventure I go!  TIROLEAN MAGIC GETS EVEN CRAZIER IN THE ALPS
SWISS IRON TRAIL July 6-7 Wow this goes way back…a month ago! But I still remember clear as day that exhausting climb up to 3000m in the middle of the night in rain/sleet/snow…. With my partner Berthold…. This amazing guy would not leave my side after running together from the 30km mark….he says you don’t want to be alone in the middle of the night up there so we will partner up…. First of all, due to weather..the race had been delayed until 4pm (from 8am)…We were all pumped and fired up ready to go and BOOM…had to wait 8 hours…NO way I could go back to sleep..i went off in search of a Swiss Phone SIM Card…while my buddy Simone (who LOVES sleep) went back to the campsite for some ZZZZ.. Yes we had tented it the night before..and I am learning ..I am not so fond of that…seems so much harder to organize yourself. I’ll take a hostel or a Haystack any day over that..and that hardass surface (because I forget a mattress) I can feel the next day! I must be allergic to camping a bit because I always have puffy eyes and face the next morning too! For the upcoming Transalpine Race in September…we are going LUXURY baby..I am booking simple B n B’s for sure…I think I will avoid the tenting and the Gymnasium Camps and be the PRINCESS OK now back to Swiss Iron Trail….Boom! the gun goes off at 4pm and sends us off high into the Alps to tackle in the night …the thought of doing 160km (it had now been shortened due to weather) seemed a little bit unreal BUT ONE STEP AT A TIME BABY……I think my steps were a little too hurried at one point as I fell flat on my face at the 5km mark….hit my knee hard on a big rock…It swelled up pretty fast…so we found a cold river to dunk it in for a bit and I got it taped up a bit at the first FOOD STATION. I was having a sluggish run so far and actually enjoyed my long stop at the FOOD STATION getting taped up and slurping the soup and more! A while later running through St. Moritz – el Ritzo place – Berthold and I had to run a long flight of stairs which felt like ..I had never done stairs before…they were brutal and we still had over 120km left to do…Yeah! We do these races for many reasons including enjoyment..connecting with others, love the challenge etc….but I’ll tell you the SPIRIT in the air of brother and sisterhood is awesome. On the long trek up to 3000m, in the dark..the cold really set in..we could see the lit up Mountain Station and a array of lights snaked up the mountain. I was suffering…feeling not strong, breathing hard, cold, etc….that station seemed far away…even if it was a couple hundred metres away. As B and I were nearing the top we heard a man behind us moaning and groaning….a mixture of exhaustion and cold…he was sooo cold…He kept moaning and B helped him off with his wet mits and gave this man his own mits that he needed! Wow…I saw this everywhere though…people offering there own stuff to help out others….another great guy gave me his dryer gloves and well. Next year I am investing in a very expensive pair of waterproof, warm mits! I don’t care if they are $200…they are worth it! By the time we blasted through the door of the Mountain Station at 3000m…it was packed of people…then I hear this Karrrrrriiiiieeeee ….Simone my darling was sitting on the ground giving me the look of death….I AM DONE…she said and a lot of others were pulling out of the race too! After warming up in there for awhile …it was so hard to get going again…They put those who were continuing down the mountain in a couple groups ..so I joined a grouped of 7…I had to continue to as far as I could. I did not feel strong but I knew I could handle the cold…..So we trucked it down the mountain….and a couple hours later…the whole race was called off….they had to retrieve everybody that was still high up in the mountains. Part of me was disappointed but a big part of me was grateful… 2 hours later we arrived back at Camp….almost 60km covered…an experience never to forget…that was my SWISS IRON TRAIL…. Livin' Adventure has had one WILD summer so far! 3 Adventures in June-July that were truly incredible and now more of my own Mountain Madness! Livin Adventure gave birth in 2012 with one wonderful woman, named Helena, who dove into the 10 Day Adventure. We have been close friends since and Tirol, Austria had such an impact on her (the place, the people...everything) she has also returned for another two weeks last summer. That's what happens here, people must come back! In summer 2011, the 10 Day Adventure had 3 people...Lynne, John and Chelsea In summer 2012, 9 new people were here to experience the Magic of Tirol and it's mountains but especially the people... CLASSIC TIROLEAN - for 19-26 yr old was a BLAST of fun with Reannan and Valerie. A supreme mix and taste of everything Tirol has to offer for these Madls (girls in Austrian Dialect). Included in the 10 Days were many stunning mountain hikes, Lumberjack Yoga and Bootcamp, a little bit of Schnapps, a Silent Disco dancing night, paragliding...even a hot sun bathing hang out by a mountain lake....Miss you MADLS! TIROLEAN MAGIC - took off with 4 fabulous men, 1 swedish goddess, myself SHERPA 1 and Simone who is SHERPA 2. I couldn't have dreamed for a better mix of people in which we created an instant FAMILY! It was MAGIC...It all started with the clanging of Espresso Machhiatos in SHERPA 1's Fav Cafe in Innsbruck, called SEGAFREDO. The welcome day finished with the clanging of Schnapps glasses at Franz and Vroni's Silberanch ...then another, then another...Franz just ROCKS! Here the 'on our knees' laughter began..and didn't stop the whole week. That was the best part! Along with the instant friendship and non stop laughter we enjoyed the following: - grunting it out on some long steep climbs that were breathtaking, - spontaneous Dancing spurts with DJ Stevo and Harbear down the mountains and in the Hut rooms - sprints in flip flops to the train and/or bus stations - luscious Knodel, snitzel and a Radler - having SHERPA 2 – Simone Huettl from Bavaria as our Personal Schnapps and celebration HOST - and she wins the big PRIZE for world’s BEST SHERPA (so attentive, patient and a bundle of laughs!!!….I know Harry would agree. Many Achtung's tons of Personal Reflections and unforgettable AHHHHH moments Tirolean Magic finished it's 10 Days with a MOUNTAIN RACE - called KARWENDEL BERGLAUF - this is a Mountain Run competition that is approx. 11km straight up the Mountain...with our finishing shute being a 500m long Tunnel....it is steep, challenging and an exhilerating experience! The best part was watching my two boys run through the finish Shute - Stevo and Mikey! Sherpa 2 - Simone came in strong just ahead of me...Harry was our incredible support and photographer for the whole event! Whenever I think of our time together...I cannot wipe the smile off my face. I am truly blessed to guide and PLAY with such a crazy good group! Adventure #3 - Kress Kreation - A Father and Son create an unforgettable Birthday Present in Munich, Tirol, and Salzburg... I met Will and Jack (11yr old) for the first time at the Innsbruck Airport on the first day of our 5 Days together. Incredible down to earth people! Will and Jack had flown in from Wisconsin in their private jet and had invited me to start our Adventure with a 90min flight over all of the Alps ! Whoaaa How could I turn that down!- Dolomites in Italy, Swiss Alps (we saw the Matterhorn sticking right up through the clouds) and back over the Austrian ALps into Innsbruck (that was a white knuckled experience bouncing back into Innsbruck Airport!)...Of course the day finished with Franz's birthday party and much food and...well...welll Schnapps! Then we did a Lantern Hike on the streets of Rietz (Base Camp for Livin Adventure)...perfect it was...the end of the first day. It was exciting to see an 11 yr old so excited to be in the mountains!...and it is amazing what one can do in 4 full days....a hike with the sheep above Innsbruck, a visit with Benno and gang in his sheep's Hut..high above Rietz after a couple hours hiking, and yes....schnapps A two day Hut to Hut hike in the Stubai Alps - one of the days over 6 hours hiking over steep, rocky terrain, past sheep, glacier lakes and hundreds of Inukshuks (not sure how to spell). Jack even has the Tirolean Record at the Nuremberger Hut (Stubai Alps) of drinking 5 Hot chocolates over a couple hours! + 1 more for breakfast the next day! Congrats Jack! When asked what do you want for your birthday present, Jack responded, I want to go to Germany! He is a history buff...and Will and Jack also had the opportunity to hang out with Klaus...the infamous lumberjack/forest ranger of Rietz..who is History obsessed! In summary..I could never have dreamed of a better outcome for all 3 groups! I have this strong feeling that ALL OF THEM...at some point will be back to Rietz and Tirol...a seed of something WOW was planted in all of them. In fact, Paul, one of our boys from group 2 has returned NOW....only 3 weeks after his return to Canada. Some words from Paul... .'And, I for one, feel blessed in knowing some of the most kind and unselfish people I would ever have wanted to be with. Because, without you, I truly believe my horizons I attained would not have been possible - you ALL gave ME the courage, the time and the space, to take back myself - a person I loved and lost so many years ago - I am so truly grateful. My heart pours out and my eyes well, while I write this, because .......................... I have finally come home.' I will leave my story at that... I wish the best LIFE EXPERIENCES to you all and look forward to seeing many of you next year with SHERPA 1 and SHERPA 2 - LIVIN ADVENTURE in TIROL |
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