A Swiss village. by jayfar
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Description
Here you see a village on a lake complete with paddle steamer in Switzerland. I think it may be Lake Lucerne, I am sure someone will know for sure!!
T.Rex has confirmed that this is Lucerne and it is a city not a village.

Comments (22)
Fantastic, what a wonderful view and place this is. A very great shot, Jeff.
beautiful scene
I love that spire that could impale a parachutist.
Fairy tale capture. Bravo!
Very pretty - and clean, no doubt!
Lovely Jeff. we went there quite a few years ago.
It looks like a very beautiful and interesting town. I wouldnt mind visiting it.
nice shot
So cool! Looks like it's out of an old story book. :D Wonderful view and capture! :)
Fantastic place and wiev !
Yes, it's Lucerne, Switzerland. The reconstructed ancient wooden covered bridge can be seen just above the modern bridge in the foreground. A very beautiful, pitoresque city with a rich blend of different architectural styles. I'd love to return there for a "tourist" type visit. Very nice photo capturing a lot of the city flavour, and the wonderful side wheel ferry. Keep up the good work! :-)
a wonderful view! Great photo!!!
I've been here in boat. A nice place !
a great view!
Excellent work and perfect realisation
VERY BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO VISIT
It really looks charming. Wonderful looking place, and a fine shot.
Beautiful city and it looks so historical. Love the paddle steamer and there is a great looking building up on the hill on the left side. Dana
what a wonderful capture, very nice
so fascinating view and town !! magical !
Excellent!!
Most charming holiday destination - a dream come true ... with all it's historical architecture - it looks like a toy-village for an electric train set-up. Lovely Jeff, BB