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Paul
July 1, 2021
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Sulphurous water fountain, Le Prese
Sulfur spring dries up
Massimo Lardi attributes the sale of the hotel to the fears of the owners at the time that the new power plant would lose value. Because the lake served as a reservoir for the Campocologna power station, and the level was raised or lowered as a result, the former owners sold their properties to the Brusio power stations. With the fluctuations in the lake level, the sulfur spring also dried up, as Lardi says.
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Sulfur spring dries up
Massimo Lardi attributes the sale of the hotel to the fears of the owners at the time that the new power plant would lose value. Because the lake served as a reservoir for the Campocologna power station, and the level was raised or lowered as a result, the former owners sold their properties to the Brusio power stations. With the fluctuations in the lake level, the sulfur spring also dried up, as Lardi says.
Text: suedostschweiz.ch/zeitung
suedostschweiz.ch/zeitung/das-hotel-le-prese-kurz-vor-seiner-wiederauferstehung
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