Alpinismo
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O alpinista Robert Bosch é considerado um dos melhores fotógrafos de montanha do mundo. No seu mais recente livro – “Suíça alpina” (Editora AS) ele mostra as escaladas mais bonitas e explica todos os detalhes sobre esses arriscado esporte.
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