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Journey to Interlaken
... which the track had been built were covered in icicles. The two-hour train took us past Sarnersee Lake, and then, after turning around at Meiringen, headed towards the two lakes that are on either side of Interlaken. It drove alongside Brienzersee Lake, which was a bright turquoise glacier lake with snow-covered houses all along it. It did not look welcoming in this weather! The train had a very polite message part way through the ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
... and once again partied into the night! What I'm taking away from Lauterbrunnen.. Beautiful, quiet, Swiss Army knives, chocolate, fondu, snow, snow angels, snow ball fights, schnapps, chilli and cinnamon tequila, drinking games, porridge, camp like meals, drunken showers, like being in a post card, they speak 4 different languages there, Shereese, bonding, Laura eating snow off a tree Our song here: From Paris to ...
Switzerland & The Glacier Express
... s listed as the slowest train ride in the world. Trust me, it was worth the money, and the time. First class was booked solid for 2 days, (for window seats) so I told them I would be willing to drop to 2nd class if I could get a window seat, (a complete travesty, :)) after checking for availability she was able to find me a window seat the next day (No other country will sell you these tickets, you have to book them in Switzerland, or in the US before you leave) regardless ... ...
I'm so alone...
... there will be a lot of places to see (and have to look
into the lake tour). The stores here drive me crazy---they open late and close
early. Dinner was a snickers bar b/c all stores closed at like 6:30pm. Also i
browsed around and meals are muy expensivo (avg about 30 francs)....these local
economies dont have that same competitive edge our markets have....if a cheap
business opened here it would ...
Lauterbrunnen Valley, Schilthorn, Schynige Platte
... The three giants, Jungfrau (4,158 Metres), Monch (4,107 metres), and the Eiger (3,970 metres) sit just across the valley on one side, while all the other directions provide vistas of snowy peaks, deep valleys, creeping glaciers, and mountain lakes.
The cable car is the only transport system down to Murren, the station being at one end of the village. The railway station is at the other end, and the walk through such a ...
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