Hostellerie Du Pas De L'Ours
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Chffing down
So today I acheived most of the things that defeated me yesterday. I have had a key cut so I get use our ski locker. It may have cost 12.50CHF (that would be Swiss Francs or Chuffs as they are know here) but I weighed up the other option of lugging ski kit to apartment door, hoping someone has left me a key before trekking downstairs and up again all season. A bargin when you think about ...
Team dinner at 14
After a busy day in the chalet, more training, more ettiquette with Jane and two more staff massages, home for a qhick shower and back up to No 14 for a superb fine dining menu!
Basically tonight is a run through for the No 14 staff of how a client dinner will happen. From the moment we walk in the door we are treated as guests. I have a lovely glass of Bordeaux from Will who as driver/host I think has the hardest job of all of us. Canapes are goats cheese on polenta cakes with red ...
Switzerland
... checkers on the trains generally barely glance at our railpasses, and we have never had to show our passports to actually prove they are ours, but we had problems on the Interlaken to Spiez train. At only 20min, it was the shortest train ride yet, but the ticket lady looked at our railpasses for awhile, then said "One minute" and took them to the front of the train. The train was in the act of stopping as she walked away and we needed to get off. We ran her down and told her we ...
Day 15 - Down the Jungfrau
... Now is a poor time to add on."
"I'm not adding on, I mentioned the falls when we talked about this path."
"You also mentioned that we could take the bus if we were tired. But we're not doing that. I promised Grant under an hour. How long will it take?"
"I don't know. Maybe another hour."
"Another hour!"
And so the discussion spirals downward. I didn't see anything good about adding on a last minute stop to what had been an extremely long day already. ...
Alpine Adventure
... everything began to feel rather silly, we climbed each flight of stairs to the viewing platform at a snails pace, stopping along the way to view the so-called Jungfrau Ice Palace. Whilst hardly a palace, this little curiosity was actually very cool, inviting you to walk about a tunnelled out area of naturally formed ice within the mountain and a selection of various ice sculptures. We explored for a bit, sliding along icy floors and squeezing ourselves into areas you probably ...
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