Congratulations, Chris!!!
What a bright spot to see that your camera found its way home ...all the way to Switzerland!
And thanks for posting to let us all know.
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Based on the several lost camera reports I've seen, I have done two things to my camera:
1. Printed my name, address and telephone number on a piece of paper and took a picture of it. That picture never gets deleted from t he camera's memory chip, so anyone looking for pictures will find it.
2. Printed the info in tiny font and taped it to the camera battery. I also folded an edge of the paper around the battery that says "Owner info", so when the battery slot is opened, you see that text. Slide the battery out, and anyone can see who to call.
