Hotel Arbez Franco - Suisse La Cure

As a hotel guest, they give me ticket for free travelling around the city. The city separated by the lake. Almost every shops selling watches. I don't understand why people buy expensive watch which the same value to buy a car. can any one tell me?.

... a New Year's Eve in Venice....so I tagged along. It is incredible how long can it take for the time to come around and start your journey. And when you are there, the time flies! I can't wait to begin this year adventure, but until the time comes, I'll wait.

... all congratulated Daniel on his new start in life. We changed out of our wet clothes in the woods at the wat**s edge and hiked back up the steep hill side to the cars.

The drive back to Trélex was I think even more beautiful. The sun was setting and lights coming on in the mountains. We drove back along the chemin des montagnes, the mountain trail that parallels the crest of the Jura and goes through miles of Alpage meadows. As we descended ...

Lausanne

Jour 1



J'adore Lausanne. Qu'un beau ville! Je suis arrivé à mon hôtel, <<Ville d'Hôtel>>. Ceci est facilement l'hôtel le plus d'une manière commode localisé j'ai eu ce voyage entier. C'est au centre de la ville, marchant la distance de la plupart des monuments et du nouveau système de métro. J'ai rencontré une fille britannique ici qui voyage pour l'amusement, comme moi. Elle s'appelle Anne. Nous sommes all ...

... We still had a good amount of time left over before our train, and we had covered pretty much all of Old Town, so we hopped on a tram to visit the “Smurfs.” Sadly, I didn’t see any pint-sized blue-skinned people, but they wouldn’t have been out of place: we had successfully discovered another building of the school of what I’ve eloquently dubbed, “Gaudí-on-crack.” Despite the craziness of the place ...

... Point, only to discover that there was no cheap accomodation left and the only places available was 4 and 5 star hotels. So long chat on the phone to Lucy's mum and she said she would pay for us to stay in a nice hotel and send her the bill. What a treat! Lausanne was a really charming city with an excellent atmosphere and wonderfully clean air. So despite staying there for a short peroid of time, I cant wait to go back!

... et la section de Archéologie. J'ai mangé a la café extérieur, alors, j'ai puis un autobus à la Lac Léman. J’ai vu la Palais des Nations et décidé de le visiter après ma promenade a la Lac Léman. Ne bon pas idée! Après qui la tournée très ennuyante, j'ai eu toujours deux heure avant le dîner, donc j'ai pris un autre autobus au Grandiose-Théâtre. J'ai été plu de trouver qu'ils ont eu toujours des billets lib ...

... is where John Calvin taught and worshipped! Let me tell you, this was a jaw-dropping experience. We have seen so many churches on this trip, and this was our first Protestant one. Greg, the staunch predestinationist that he is, especially was loving it. We walked around this beautiful church for a bit, taking in the architecture and pictures, and even getting some time to reflect & pray... It was also cool because there were not that many tourists there. Around noon, we left the ...

... br>-"blazing inferno..." -Coady describing the Syria/Lebanon border crossing
-"WHEN AND WHERE HAVE YOU EVER HAD A BETTER MELON THAN THIS?" -Coady (explanation)
-went to Jager's ("[Got My Mind] Set on You"), closed at 5am, nobody pleased about last call. Smitty dancing/hanging out with a girl for a few hours, realized upon exiting that neither one could speak the other's language
-walk home
-shoe/fountain
-moped tipping
-Alps photo op
-sweater photo shoot

... we found out that Rainer Maria Rilke was buried in a small town about an hour from where we were, so we made a small pilgrimage. As you would expect, RMR is buried in a beautiful, medieval-looking church at the very top of a steep hill in a tiny, picturesque town in the German part of Switzerland. We had to climb a thin, winding, steep cobblestone street in a twist through the village up to ...