“I'm still quite new to the profession, that's why my predecessor Ewald Schöpf will also be here,” explains Franz Scheiber when we arrange our meeting in Sölden by phone. In the village chronicler's office with two computers and heaps of folders and files, Ewald introduces himself and his successor Franz as follows: “I was the analog, Franz is the digital village chronicler.” Covering a total area of 468 km², Sölden is Austria’s largest municipality in size. Around 3000 people live in the hamlets of Gurgl, Heiligkreuz, Sölden, Vent and Zwieselstein. Franz and Ewald are gradually digitizing all the analog documents, which testify to what once moved the people of Sölden and what moves them today.