Polarlichter im Norden Islands - CALVENDO Foto-Puzzle' Puzzleteile:1000 Teile A motif from Bettina Schnittert's September Ludwigsturm

Name: Polarlichter im Norden Islands - CALVENDO Foto-Puzzle' Puzzleteile:1000 Teile A motif from Bettina Schnittert's September Ludwigsturm
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Polarlichter im Norden Islands CALVENDO Foto Puzzle' Puzzleteile:1000 Teile A motif from Bettina Schnittert's September Ludwigsturm A motif from Bettina Schnittert's "Mountain Magic" calendar: The high alpine landscape of the Bernese Alps always offers breathtaking views of the mountains In short: holiday for the senses MEMORY TRAINING Puzzles improve visual perception and coordination Especially in winter

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