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Deutsch: Heißluftballon
  • Schweizerische Luftfahrtzeugregister-Nr.:HB_QSG
  • Hersteller:KUBICEK S.R.O. *** Bj.2002
  • Lfz.-Muster/Typ:SPEC.SHAPE BB GALLEN
  • Haupteigentümer:Kanton St. Gallen; CH-9001 St. Gallen, Regierungsgebäude
  • Haupthalter:B & M Balloon & Airship Company GmbH; CH-8593 Kesswil, Breitfeldstrasse 1, Postfach 1
"Fliegende Kathedrale" von Jan Kaeser und Matin Zimmermann (Künstler aus St.Gallen) nachempfunden der Stiftskirche des Kloster St.Gallen. Gesehen auf den "internationalen Ballontagen Alpenrheintal" auf dem Brückenfestival Wiesenrain in Lustenau - Widnau.
English: Balloon
  • Swiss Aircraft Registry-Nr.:HB_QSG
  • Manufacturer:KUBICEK S.R.O. *** Bj.2002
  • Aircraft-Pattern/Type:SPEC.SHAPE BB GALLEN
  • Main Owners:Kanton St. Gallen; CH-9001 St. Gallen, Regierungsgebäude
  • Main holders:B & M Balloon & Airship Company GmbH; CH-8593 Kesswil, Breitfeldstrasse 1, Postfach 1
"Flying Cathedral" by Jan Kaeser and Matin Zimmermann (Artists from St.Gallen) lookalike of Church of the Monastery of St. Gallen. Seen at the "internationalen Ballontagen Alpenrheintal" on the bridge festival Wiesenrain in Lustenau - Widnau.
Français : Une Montgolfière en forme de cathédrale
  • Numéro d'enregistrement aéronautique suisse : HB_QSG
  • Fabricant : KUBICEK S.R.O. *** Bj.2002
  • Aspect de l'aéronef : Spécial, silouette de l'église de Saint-Gall.
  • Propriétaire : Canton de Saint-Gall
La « Cathédrale volante » par Jan Kaeser et Matin Zimmermann (artistes à Saint-Gall), imitant l' église de l'Abbaye de Saint-Gall. Photo prise durant la internationalen Ballontagen Alpenrheintal (litt. : Journée internationnale de la Montgolgière de Alpenrheintal) près du pont entre Lustenau et Widnau.
Date 27 June 2008
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Author Böhringer Friedrich
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47° 24′ 26.26″ N, 9° 39′ 2.75″ E

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Date and time of data generation 20:42, 27 June 2008
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