Lunch Mischief (13 results)

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Condition: Good. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library, so some stamps and wear, but in good overall condition. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.…

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Condition: New. pp. 294.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Zermatt may be car-free, but it is definitely not normal.Beneath the Matterhorn's famous silhouette is a Swiss mountain village filled with electric taxis, rescue helicopters, mouse-proof barns, traffic-stopping goats, GPS-tracked sheep, underground funiculars, tiny trams, glacier tunnels, Victorian climbing rivalries, and a cable-car route that lets travelers eat lunch in Italy and return to Switzerland for dinner.Weird Zermatt Travel goes far beyond the usual postcard views. Discover the broken rope that helped create the Matterhorn legend, the women who raced toward the summit in heavy flannel skirts, the abandoned plan to build a railway and restaurant near the top of the mountain, and the frozen traveler whose belongings emerged from the Theodul Glacier centuries after his final journey.Ride the Gornergrat cogwheel railway, walk to Riffelsee for the famous Matterhorn reflection, search for marmots near Sunnegga, explore the old hamlets of Zmutt and Zum See, cross the Furi suspension bridge, descend by elevator into the Glacier Palace, and travel over the Alps by gondola for pasta and coffee in Cervinia.This humorous, story-rich guide also includes practical advice for navigating Zermatt's trains, funiculars, gondolas, e-buses, and mountain stations without crying into a pastry. Learn how to handle changing weather, choose the right mountain route, avoid missing the final cable car, and save money with grocery-store sandwiches, picnic lunches, free village walks, and smarter ticket planning.Perfect for train travelers, curious tourists, Switzerland fans, Matterhorn dreamers, and anyone who prefers strange history with their mountain scenery.Welcome to Zermatt, where the sheep have GPS, the goats control traffic, and even lunch can become an international expedition. …

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 294 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The state of things is very serious. The water is rising, the ice is melting, the forests are on fire, and the land is sinking. Every day is a new catastrophe, we're rushing toward a precipice, we're out of time, we're out of luck, we screwed the pooch, dropped the ball, botched the delivery, broke the system, went hurtling down the road of good intention.In design, we've been trained to respond with solutions. Throughout history mischief-makers have plagued the over-powerful, puncturing the smug assumptions of Fat Cats, Big Cheeses, and High Muck-a-Mucks. From Coyote to Anansi to Shakespeare's fools, the trickster holds the trump card when the chips are down, the stakes are high, and the owner of the casino is the President of the United States. We posit the wicked pleasures of the trickster tale as an enticing alternative to dreary disaster-capitalist narratives, technocratic solutionism, and universalist fictions of Authority, Progress, Unity, and Truth. This issue of Lunch (13: Mischief) is a collection of articles, letters, manifestos, anti-manifestos, graphics, games and narratives that approach design more impishly than urgently, that uproot assumptions that solutions are the solution, that wiggle under the garden fence and leave the farmer with a fistful of fur - but no bunny.…