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Spissstrasse 10 Zermatt, Valais, Swiss Alps, 3920, Switzerland
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The gentle art of skiing in sunshine
Emily and her husband Andrew visited during a worldwind tour of the world. It was great to catch up and hang out with the 2 after quite a few years.
Then the first day of sunshine after over a week of snowing, meant several ski trips to catch up with different mates and enjoy the huge amount of snow recently dropped and some great sunshine!
As you can see - Disco had a lot of ...
Skiing the Alps!
... there. We had sunny skies the entire trip and once again, everything was beautiful.
Had rachlettes for the first time - this is a type of cheese that they melt and serve with a couple small potatoes, onions, and pickles. I find it to be better than fondue and made sure to eat it a couple times. Another first time experience was carmel vodka. A local bar, named The Pipe makes their own vodka there and it is good!
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Cheeky Catch up with Nadia
A friend, Nadia, lives in Milan and after a random email exchange we decided to meet in Sion - close to being in the middle of Lausanne and Milan. After lunch and a stroll around Sion - which is turning into quite a cool place, we then drove to La Vaud and had some wine watching the sunset over the lake before heading to Lausanne to drop off Nadia. In the evening Ana and Stefan had a fab meal with Milagros in Pully - gorgeous evening out and the summer just keeps on giving.
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Matterhorn and an upgrade
... was hilarious. I so have to find out the name of them.
It has been great on the train as I have been on the same train leg for a few days some of the conductors remember and stop by to ask how my trip is going and where am I off to next. I find it amazing that they remember me from all the people they must see in a day. After spending a few hours up atb Gornergrat and taking some easy walks I then went back down to Zermatt and got the train to ...
The Beauty of the Italian Alps
... us, the older portion of the city was within easy walking distance, and we were able to absorb the sights and sounds of the shops, cafe's and restaurants at the heart of Aosta. The unexpected highlight was a sound and light show projected onto the Roman ruins - an event that we almost literally stumbled ...



