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Last day in Switzerland and Europe
... the item was sold :( Gutted!
We decided it wouldn't be very touristy of us if we didn't try fondue, so Jude shouted us for lunch. Betsy was out after a few mouthfuls, and I wasn't too far behind. The overpowering taste of the wine was too much for me. Al and Jude soldiered on!
Betsy and Jude did a bit of ...
A day trip to Evian and Betsy gets her watch!
With the French towns of Evian and Yvoire so invitingly close across the lake it would have been a sin if we did not take the opportunity to see one of them. As there was a departure point to Yvoire 100m down the road from Mack and Jude's place we decided on Yvoire. The departure time is 11:20am and we get there with time to spare. By 11:30am it's becoming obvious, despite many others waiting, that its not coming. A quick phone call by Jude to the travel ...
A relaxing day in Morges
... and I have never seen so many cow bells! There also a number of food stalls selling local goods and produce. Notably there are no fast food stalls - a pleasure to see. Betsy buys a caramelised apple pizza, prepared and cooked in her presence (she was impressed) for dessert that night. My baby girl is growing up. Later there is a procession of locals (I assume) dressed in traditional gear, one in clogs, carrying some ...
Quiet time in Morges
A quiet start to the morning having a coffee at Mack & Jude's regaling in the view over Lake Geneva to the French Alps. A couple of miliatary choppers pass by .... must be some exercise on. We decide to head to Gruyere to the castle and cheese making region and then the local Chocolate Factory Calliers ( now owned by Nestlé). As we get close to Gruyeres we note police on successive roundabouts and as we ...
Ready to move on again
... just us blow ins but everybody. It’s a bit disconcerting at times. We suppose it is just part of the French culture. Back in the flat now, most things packed ready for tomorrow. Just a light dinner of anything that is left in the fridge to eat or drink and then one more sleep to our next port of call.
We have had to rely on Ron for everything as there are no transport links from the village, ...