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dipsydoodle

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5. I can partly understand it.

Reply to TheWraith (Reply #1)

Thu Jan 26, 2012, 06:38 AM

Jan 2012

It will be associated with Swiss Chalet house styles as opposed to modern blocks whatever. Many affected by Alzheimer's disease still have their long memories so putting them in more familiar surroundings could make sense. Bern is "German" canton and as a world heritage site the chances are there are a lot of what you'd call chalets in that area.

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