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Route de la Comba Crans-Montana, Valais, Swiss Alps, 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 ...
Good day in Jungfrau Region
... we then took another big gondola back down to the valley floor. We then caught a bus back to Lauterbrunnen, with plenty of time to spare for Keith to log on to the McGill website and register for his courses. (He got all the ones he wanted).
After Keith was finished his important business, and after we had eaten lunch, we walked to the Trummelbach falls, a set of ...
Alpine Adventure
... and Interlaken before us, surrounded by the enormous glacial peaks of the Eiger and Jungfrau. After some trial and error of me falling into concealed snow ditches, we found ourselves a quiet plateau with the best view and set up a picnic of sorts with sandwiches and pasta salad we had purchased earlier in the day. Entirely secluded, if not for the occasional sledder, the absolute silence from that high up is eerily calming. We finished the day by hiking about the mountain ...
A step closer to heaven in Switzerland!
... a swiss contraption...I like to refer to it as a ´´Sporknifike´´´A spoon come fork come knife all folded up into one! Its amazing and has already been used several times (maybe the corkscrew more than others) perfect for backpacking!
On our second day we bought thius pass called the Murren Loop for 40 francs which also gave us a pass to the famous Trummelbach Falls, much more affordable than old Jungfrau! We take a cable car from Lauterbrunnen with ...
You've Left Me Speechless, So Speechless
... on Jungfrau mountain, the highest mountain in Europe at 4109m above sea level, was exhilarating. The train took 2 hours to reach the top and the views from the train itself were amazing.I feel inadequate writing this down because, I cannot describe just how these scenes looked. At the same time I imagine everyone who comes here, feels the same.Even those who live in the region must surely marvel at the scenery.I hope to never live long enough to say I see no wonder ...



