Chalet Im Rohr Lauterbrunnen

... de bomengrens was het pad ook niet meer zichbaar.. <br>Rechtsomkeerd dan maar; Voor de 4 uur naar boven hadden we maar 1.5u nodig om naar beneden te kunnen komen.. <br>Zucht nou ja. Volgende keer moet hij dan echt lukken!!!<br><br>De volgende dag hebben we dan maar genoten van de sneeuw en een heuze 2 meter hoge sneeuwpop te maken genaamd Werner :) haha!! <br><br>De laatste dag heb ik de keuken eens zeer goed aangepakt; alle kasten met ...

... 3 families: von Allmen, Brunner and Feuz. With 130 townsfolk sharing hte 3 surnames. To keep prescriptions and medical records straight, the doctor in nearby Lauterbrunnen goes by birth date first, then the patient's name."<br><br>It is definitely one of those places where if you were able to located some brocade curtains and stich yourself a pinafore, you could twirl around, channel Maria von Trapp, and belt our a rousing rendition of ...

... than we did. We got train tickets to go up to Grindelwald where we were going to go hiking from. Before we went up there though, we had to find a tourist information spot because one of my friends really wanted to go zorbing while we were there. Our study abroad program has a list of dangerous things that we arent allowed to do (hitchhike, ride in private planes, ride motorcycles, bungee jump, etc) so my friend had found the only thing in ...

... there, exploring. We bought bread, cheese, and salami, went to a beautiful park in the middle of teh city and had lunch. We met some random Swiss girls that asked us to take pictures with them for an art project. Later on, we took shifts of chilling at starbucks/watching the bags while the other two people got to walk around the city. I loved it! We met a couple shop owners who had really cute shops...one shop had a 12th century ...

... its own way as I watched the man ahead disappear into the cloud. After ten minutes my fingers were ready to drop off so I went back down. An expensive ride but at least I tried. The weather is supposed to be great tomorrow...hoping. That is why I gave this place three days. September and October still remain the best months to visit. However, later in the afternoon, the rain stopped and the clouds broke away so I went for a 1.15 hour hike down to ...

Well, surprise, surprise, the church just below the hotel Staubbach rings its bells every 15 minutes, All Night Long! Now that does not make for a good night's sleep. Oh well, charming I suppose. <br><br>Having just one electrical outlet (for one plug not two) in the entire room, including the bathroom, is a bit challenging when ...

... did a small but nice hike in the mountains the next day. It&#8217;s crazy how you lose your hiking skills really quickly. I felt like i was going to fall over every step I took. All over the valley, we could see para-sailers in the sky, it would have been awesome to try except it the damage was at least $170 each... bummer.<br><br>http://picasaweb.google. com/lh/photo/_RXGGfa-cjNcaDADRk_4xA?aut hkey=Gv1sRgCMTOwqr-zZGObA&amp;feat=dire ctlink

... the mountains and green hills everywhere-this is truly like something out of a movie. We did find a few campsites that were tempting on our drive yesterday but we pursued to this one as the description sounded even more tempting, and we are so glad that we chose this one! The little Swiss town is within walking distance and we decided to stay here another night so that we can just relax and soak it all up. There is a famous waterfall that we will go to and maybe do a ...

... shaped slot in the mountains. The sheer utterly vertical walls of rock towered above us for over a thousand feet. I have never seen anything like it. On one side of the valley, waterfalls fell from the very top of the cliff, barely touching the wall of rock on the way down. By the time the water got to the bottom, the water was nothing but a fine spray. <br> We got under way by 10 am, the Fiat smoking like crazy as it always does ...

... were more than 4000 feet above our starting point.<br><br><br><br><br><br> Kleine Scheidegg is barely a town. It is train station and a collection of overpriced restaurants located right at the foot of the the Eiger.<br><br><br><br><br><br> The only cliche to use here is jaw-dropping. We got out of the train, and were looking up at massive white peaks. The North Face of the Eiger, with its sheer wall of rock, towered directly above us. Other ...