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Chffing down
... and we eventually won back my soggy washing.
A productive day at work, got lots of my jobs crossed off the list-hurrah! Yummy staff dinner from the No 14 kitchen of creamy mushroom pasta-sounds a bit dull? it really wasn't!
Massaging my boss tomorrow, hope he still thinks I'm worth it!
Snow is coming down like snowbodies business. Getting a good base on the pistes. . .apparantly:)
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Team dinner at 14
... thai crab cakes and mini tartiflette. Once we are sat at the impecably laid table the starter is marinated mackeral filets on wasabi puree, followed by the most incredible roast belly pork on parsnip puree with parsnip crisps-incredible! The only thing I left on the plate was the cracking, not because it wasn't tasty but for fear of shooting it across the table into the lap of our ettiquette teacher-I figured that might not be a good thing. Then whipped brie de meaux with the ...
Switzerland
... discount. We started on a pretty tight budget and the unexpected costs are really starting to add up. We woke up the next morning very excited to see blue skies. We started off by taking a cable car and train up to Mürren. As soon as we left the valley floor, we were greeted by spectacular views of the three peaks. We had decided that we would take the cable car up to the Schilthorn (the other major excursion besides the Jungfraujoch - but for closer to half the price) if it was ...
Day 15 - Down the Jungfrau
... stand directly across from us topped by a blue sky. It's a warm sunny day.
At another point we can see hang gliders in the distance as they float down into the valley. I see one spinning very fast and for a moment I think he's out of control, but it looks like that's what they do to prepare for landing. We can't see where they land because they spin down behind the trees.
We keep walking downhill, and the lower we go, the steeper it gets. We start ...
Alpine Adventure
... Still, we remained determined, and decided instead to take a trip up to the peak of nearby Bussalp. Only reachable by bus, I spent the majority of the trip mildly terrified as our driver recklessly swerved the gigantic vehicle up and around every twist and turn of the ascent, Rachael blissfully unaware from her aisle seat of just how close we were to the edge of the road and almost certain death. The summit, however, was nothing short of breathtaking, looking out over all ...
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