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Yéni yá umbarwa lumbor, *Laurenanda-metto tercánor, hostaner or men rainëa fárassë ringwëo mírevëa. Mistë ahyanë nandëo nívë írë
ilqua firnë nu orolantië.
Envinyatar cuileo, tuilë entullë. Olvali entuianer noiressë. Tulcë vinni ortaner ondolissen teltala paluinë olwantainen rimbë rottor tópinë laiquanen. Muinë
nómi alassëa tyaliéva.
Pa loali hirninyë vanwa seldelenyo men sairina sí maquainen nerion nehtaina . Alta mallë hastanë nómë sina ve rúcima harwë nívë vanima.
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My Forest Long years ago fateful clouds, heralds of the Golden Pasture's end, gathered over a peaceful place on the shore of a jewel-like lake. Rain changed the face of the valley, when all expired under the falling mountain.
The renewer of life, spring returned. Plants grew again on the tomb. Strong conifers rose on rocks, overshadowing with their wide branches many greencovered caves, secret places of joyful play.
After many years, I found vanished my childhood's magic place. This time killed by the hands of men. A large road marred the place like a terrible scar a pretty face.
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| The above pictures show the region of Goldau bevor and after the "Bergsturz" of 1806. My thanks to the "Bergsturz Museum" of Goldau for his kind authorization to use these pictures for the illustration of this page. | Les images ci-dessus montrent la région de Goldau avant et après le "Bergsturz" de 1806. Ces images sont publiées ici avec l'aimable autorisation du "Bergsturz Museum" de Goldau, avec mes remerciements. | Die obigen Bilder zeigen die Region von Goldau vor und nach dem Bergsturz von 1806. Ich danke dem "Bergsturz Museum" von Goldau für seine freundliche Erlaubnis die Bilder zur Illustration dieser Seite zu benutzen. | ||
