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Chffing down
... and we eventually won back my soggy washing.
A productive day at work, got lots of my jobs crossed off the list-hurrah! Yummy staff dinner from the No 14 kitchen of creamy mushroom pasta-sounds a bit dull? it really wasn't!
Massaging my boss tomorrow, hope he still thinks I'm worth it!
Snow is coming down like snowbodies business. Getting a good base on the pistes. . .apparantly:)
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Journey to Interlaken
... it had to wait for 5 or 10 minutes for another train to pass, saying to “please excuse them for the delay.” Being Swiss, the train was still only 1 minute late in the end. When Lisa and I arrived in Interlaken, we were disappointed to find out that the funicular we had been told to take up the mountain to the gondola was closed for the winter. Instead, we walked around the town of Interlaken, which was covered in snow ...
Switzerland
... and climbers, but the outskirts feel like a ghost town. There are no cars here, only funny miniaturized electric trucks that mainly serve as taxis and hotel shuttles. The town's main attraction is the amazing Matterhorn mountain. Unlike Lauterbrunnen, which is surrounded by dozens of huge mountains, Zermatt is surrounded by hills (that would be mountains in SC) and the Matterhorn towers above it all. It's craggy, sheer faces are really a sight to behold. For those Bachelor fans who ...
Day 15 - Down the Jungfrau
... the falls. It's not adding on. She said that the falls were here and that we would see them at this point. Trummelbach falls are further in, there's more to them than what we can see.
I no longer talk about what this waterfall is or why it can close. I'm completely immersed in the thought that Anne is making the 3 of us walk (walk!) another hour (an hour!) out of our way when it's clear she is the only one who wants to see these damn falls. She's not compromising ...
Leg One Switzerland
... upon the city almost year round, although winter slows the falling rate. Lauterbrunnen is also one of the premier BASE jumping sites in the world and annually, many jump off the cliffs above town and every year sometimes a dozen are killed. My favorite spot is the Horner Pub, which has now become the headquarters for all BASE jumpers in the Berner Oberland. As much as I have visited Lauterbrunnen, I have made a good friend in Angie, the bartender/manager of the Horner ...