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Journey to Interlaken
... the government slowly relaxed its 1542 ban on Catholic religious services in 1842. One of the highlights was the Aarzelghus. Built in 1736, it is one of the last remaining residences in a typical style of Interlaken at the time. It has impressive relief carvings such as friezes, corbels and inscriptions. Lisa and I then headed back to the train station, where we caught a private train (i.e. we couldn’t use our Eurail passes) run ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
On the bus trip a few games were introduced to keep us entertained along with a introduction from everyone. We had to say what we do, whether we were red, green or a yellow light, our obsession and who we would mud wrestle. Excellent time wasters they were, extremely entertaining. Once we arrived it was dark and we were greeted with dinner. after that there wasnt much to do but party it up at the bar.. this is when ...
Bounding around the Berner Oberland
... will sound like a gazetteer of alpine hamlets that speckle the Berner Oberland, but it was genuinely a wonder in coordinated and creative transportation. If you want to follow our path, here is a good online map. First, instead of taking the train, we walked through misty rain on a trail that dropped us 550 meters to Lauterbrunnen. After a look around, we then took a gondola to Grütschalp, followed immediately by a train to Mürren, where ...
Traversing the Alps
... was great to see her put herself out there and be independent.
There are lots of Americans here. A popular spot for us I guess.
Tomorrow we are heading to Innsbruck, another long day in the car, but it should be interesting. It will be the first time we don’t have a reservation anywhere, and Opa wants us to try and stay at a Zimmer Frei...will keep you posted.
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The Butcher, The Baker, and the Candlestick Maker
... miss whether or not there was a hair dryer in each hotel but when we asked, they dutifully (remember not super sweetly) offered a hair dryer to us.
We had a really sound night's sleep and prepared for the highlight of the trip the next day, The Junfaugh Excursion. It would either be cancelled if we woke up to a cloudy morning or supposedly one of the life changing experiences so many bloggers and guide books described.
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