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447A
Berlin-Grünewald
1 June 1924
Dear Professor,
This letter calls rather more for an answer than the previous one, but only when the opportunity arises, and you also need not give it yourself.
I have just heard from Sachs that you too are thinking of going to Switzerland, and also to Graubünden; he said that you are negotiating with Waldhaus-Flims. That would really be an ideal place, with the most beautiful forests and walks and, in addition, a lake that can certainly be deemed the equal of that of Lavarone. Should you not be able to decide on Waldhaus, I should like to offer to put at your disposal my special knowledge of Graubünden. I only mention at the moment that you might consider Klosters and Churwalden, both at the same elevation as Flims, and perhaps also Lenzerheide, which is 1300 m above sea level.
All these places can easily be reached from Sils-Maria, where we hope to go on 22 June. (But you know, dear Professor, that I shall not come if I have not been called for!). So prospects are opening to me that I welcome with great joy.
I should be very glad to know whether you will be in Switzerland, and where, and whether I can be of use to you in any way. Perhaps Fräulein Anna would tell me on a card what you have decided.
I am sure you will like it in Graubünden. The Flims region is particularly interesting from the point of view of nature and cultural history.