SWISS LAUENEN ZUGLE INALPES COWS

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  • @Nataleigh0997
    @Nataleigh0997 Рік тому

    My goodness! Switzerland must be one of the most beautiful places in the world. Absolutely gorgeous country.

  • @yeseniaosorio7843
    @yeseniaosorio7843 6 років тому +8

    Happy cows. And beautiful people from Switzerland too.

  • @architecturaldesignsmeshac2790
    @architecturaldesignsmeshac2790 4 роки тому +1

    Those swiss enjoy a beautiful lifestyle along with a wonderful nature and i like those cow's with big bell's...

  • @rupawathi3144
    @rupawathi3144 3 роки тому

    Wow nice

  • @beastallclips
    @beastallclips 5 років тому

    Even the cow is beautiful is Switzerland

  • @karent3017
    @karent3017 9 років тому +5

    Very charming. But aren't those bells awfully big and cumbersome for the cows? They look uncomfortable. Pretty cows, though, and lovely Alpine views.

    • @7humanrecords
      @7humanrecords  9 років тому +7

      Hello does bell are used 2 times a year wen tey go up in the montains and down. The cows realy like those days the New grass. Those Day are spécial for the paysans olso they made a work like more then 100 générations. Date makes the real
      Authenticiti à try to film. Sory for mi bad english. Hall the best Alfredo

    • @karent3017
      @karent3017 9 років тому +1

      7humanrecords Thank you for your response. I understand the reason for the bells now - only used twice a year! You live in a beautiful place, you are very lucky.
      I think your English is pretty good. Have a wonderful day, Alfredo! Karen

  • @azumagenkaku251
    @azumagenkaku251 3 роки тому

    beautiful!!!

  • @laxmibhattsbeautifulworld4996
    @laxmibhattsbeautifulworld4996 8 років тому +4

    Very lovely video. Is it a festival of cows or something like that. In India on the day after Deepawali we worship our cows. We decorate them with garlands and offer them sumptuous meals. Could u tell something more about any such thing in Switzerland.

    • @aNaturalist
      @aNaturalist 6 років тому

      Laxmi Bhatt - I don't know for sure, but I think this is done annually. They bring the cows from the barns out to pasture after the snow has melted.

  • @djmaur
    @djmaur 6 років тому +3

    More cow bell!

  • @mhtv1.05
    @mhtv1.05 4 роки тому

    Interessant.....

  • @bigrhinonagy9808
    @bigrhinonagy9808 5 років тому +1

    I bet y'all hear them bells in your sleep

  • @abdulvaheedbintajudeen4491
    @abdulvaheedbintajudeen4491 4 роки тому

    Supper from India kerala

  • @EmreBozkurtGuitar
    @EmreBozkurtGuitar 4 роки тому +2

    4:30 Real Heidi :)

  • @adiwira1135
    @adiwira1135 4 роки тому

    Desa yang indah

  • @hansrauletkarkada5873
    @hansrauletkarkada5873 7 років тому +1

    Which town in Switzerland is this and which month of the year ?

    • @Polyboy70
      @Polyboy70 7 років тому +1

      This happens more or less all over the alps, when the weather is stable, temperatures are not too cold in the high alps and the snow is almost gone. So that differs from year to year and town to town. BTW,I saw it 2 weeks ago in the bavarian alps, normally it should be a few weeks earlier, but, as i said it depends, on the weather and conditions.

    • @hansrauletkarkada5873
      @hansrauletkarkada5873 7 років тому +1

      Polyboy70 thank you

    • @noaheinstein2369
      @noaheinstein2369 5 років тому

      I think it is the Engadine valley because I’m sure I can hear the family speaking in Romansch which is only spoken in the Engadine valley. For example, the Engadine valley is the location of villages like Pontresina and St Moritz. The children speak Romansch at home until about 6 or 7 when they learn Swiss-German in school, then French, then English by 6th grade. Remember that Switzerland is natively half German speaking (Zurich) and half French speaking (Geneva). So children must learn at least 3 or 4 languages early in life.

    • @samueldougoud3289
      @samueldougoud3289 Рік тому

      @@noaheinstein2369 It's near Lauenen, SW of canton Bern.

  • @wladirmircorrea6954
    @wladirmircorrea6954 4 роки тому

    Saludos, por qué le colocan una campana alas vacas ?

    • @caterinam.6448
      @caterinam.6448 3 роки тому

      Porque en las montañas el tiempo puede cambiar muy rapido. Y con los campañas puedes encontrar las vacas también con mucho niebla. Normalmiente las campañas son mas pequeños. Las grandes usan solo en verano, quando van a las montañas o vienen patras, en autuño...
      Disculpa mis español

  • @bigrhinonagy9808
    @bigrhinonagy9808 5 років тому

    The bell people

  • @herbedw
    @herbedw 6 років тому +1

    sorry but why cows use bells?

    • @7humanrecords
      @7humanrecords  6 років тому +4

      Bells stay, the herd stays, cows die, the men die, bells stay it is a symbol of sustainability.

    • @noaheinstein2369
      @noaheinstein2369 5 років тому +1

      Also, each bell has a unique, deep gong or higher ping so the herders identify each cow in pastures at night (milking) or in mountain fog. Or when lost. Dates back a thousand years or more. The bells across Europe are forever. The flowers on the cows are bestowed at summer’s end when the herd parades through the villages on their way down to the lower mountains where they winter. The crown flowers are worn only by the cows they gave the most milk in the high mountains where the Swiss cheese and butter is made.

    • @jonathanwhite460
      @jonathanwhite460 4 роки тому +1

      because their horns don't work!

  • @bigrhinonagy9808
    @bigrhinonagy9808 5 років тому +1

    Poor cows having to carry them heavy bells shame on y'all I can see little bells but dam 100pounds little over board