"Unparalleled enjoyment of nature" — "without fatigue, without peril, without big outlays of time and money even for those whom nature has not equipped with sufficient strength."
With such words, Wilhelm Feldmann from Cologne and Dr. Stoessel from Dresden applied for a permit to build an aerial tramway in Grindelwald, Switzerland. Their ad was successful, and from 1908 to 1914, so was the first aerial ropeway to regularly transport people up a hill.
Unfortunately, Feldmann and Stoessel's "Wetterhornaufzug" did not go to the Wetterhorn's very top. Fortunately, iPhone Mail's "Emailaufzug" does — without effort, expense or exercise:
›› See your iPhone Mail scroll in overdrive as you go to any message's top with a single tap.
With such words, Wilhelm Feldmann from Cologne and Dr. Stoessel from Dresden applied for a permit to build an aerial tramway in Grindelwald, Switzerland. Their ad was successful, and from 1908 to 1914, so was the first aerial ropeway to regularly transport people up a hill.
Unfortunately, Feldmann and Stoessel's "Wetterhornaufzug" did not go to the Wetterhorn's very top. Fortunately, iPhone Mail's "Emailaufzug" does — without effort, expense or exercise:
›› See your iPhone Mail scroll in overdrive as you go to any message's top with a single tap.
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