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Travel Blogs from Grindelwald
Journey to Interlaken
... to Grindelwald, a small ski resort village in between Eigerwand and Tschuggen peaks. We spent about 45 minutes exploring the village and getting some traditional Swiss sausage rolls and apple strudel for a late lunch. We caught glimpses of the mountains through the snow and clouds, but mainly enjoyed the quaint resort atmosphere of the village covered in snow. We caught the half hour train from Grindelwald to Interlaken with an ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
... of the mountains around us and a thick layer of snow on everything. We spent this day travelling up the 'Top of Europe' with amazing views.. That unfortunately we were unable to see because of the weather.. All well, we got to go into an ice palace and the views on the way back made up for it. We had snowball fights, made snow angels, bought Swiss Army knives, ate traditional fondu, celebrated Matt and Jaz ...
By train to the "Top of Europe"
... lifts to the even higher viewpoint at the Sphinx tower. As if being up at 3454m was not high enough the Sphinx tower is a staggering 3571m above sea level.
It’s into the glass lift and one can see these lift shafts have been cut right up through solid rock!! How in the world did they ever manage all this so high up on this narrow peak?? It’s just mind blowing.
As you step out from the lift one is now right up on the very peak of the mountain and has ...
Big day on thr mountains
what a great BIG day. told you we had to squeeze in 2 days sightseeing into one, and we made it. phew.
bailey was much better this morning so again we set out early. on the train ride up to jungfraujoch, a two hour trip from grindelwald.
after much hassle with our rail tickets that I won,t go into ax it started to sour our day, we arrived at a mid station in the tunnel in the eiger. we all got out to chech the view, ...
A Sparkling Switzerland
... to me, pulled out a box tied with ribbon, and asked me to marry him. Ecstatically, I gave the obvious answer. 'Over the moon' does not nearly describe how I felt. But we did our best to savour the moment. (Plus, the ring is perfect!)
The rest of the walk was a blur. We arrived back to camp and Carl cooked a delicious red curry (our favorite meal), while we celebrated with a bottle of something (the label was not legible to us, ...