Hotel Auberge du Chalet-à-Gobet
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Last day in Switzerland and Europe
... in Morges and Al and I went to Geneva. We had a bit of a walk around the old town, looked at the fountain on the lake and of course, Al could not leave without the obligatory Swiss watch!
Back home, Al finished off cooking dinner that he'd prepared before we left for the afternoon trip into Geneva, and then, packing time.
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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 ...
Leysin and cousin catch up after 30 years
... to Morges. On the way back we decided to get off in Montreux for a bit of aloof around. An interesting little town with a lot of shops displaying music memorabilia not the least of which features Queen and Freddie Mercury. Montreux has an annual music festival which Queen attended a number of times and ended up buying a recording studio there. There is a statue of Freddy Mercury signifying ...
Day 4 - Lausanne in the membrane
... every thing the best way possible, which is a great thing, but maybe not so in this instance.
We followed his directions, and it was a harrowing experience to say the least. These Swiss roads are windy already, but being off of the Auto Bahn was no bueno. I almost had an anxiety attack on one the roads – we were up so high and the road was so narrow, with no lane dividers, and we had to pull over if a car ...
Château de Chillon
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On the top floors we could see all the bedrooms with their antechambers; some had their own private bathroom while others had to share. The bedrooms were all built on the side of the castle looking over the water while the other side was where the men defending the castle were stationed and all the fortifications were located. We continued walking up to the top of the keep which was fairly high up; some of the stairs were quite low and narrow, ...
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