Hotel Bern
Zeughausgasse 9 Bern, Bern, 3011, Switzerland
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Bern/Canada Day/Aletsch Hike
... a fire pit, and Curran had put an ad up on a forum for it so we met some fellow canadian's from Zurich. After that, we went up to the castle, where Zac had bought fireworks and we set them off. They actually worked out super well and you could see that there were lots of other people down below who were looking at them too.
Scott had organized a hike for that weekend up Mt Eggishorn, which is right by the Aletsh Glacier. ...
Bern, Switzerland
... languages of Switzerland. People in Switzerland seem to, in the same conversation, switch between multiple languages. There were many times that someone would start off with German, switch to French, and then finish in Italian. They would then get mad when you'd give them a confused look because it was taking a while to figure out what they meant.
Also, while in Bern, we witnessed a couple of odd little shows. We ...
Canyoning in freezing water!
... special and so I tried to do a back flip. The camera lady took it and the picture looked fine! There are total 4 guide, 3 guide are the main one assisting us while the other guide is a lady photographer. Quite impressed with her because she are carrying quite a few stuff and still able to take so many photos of us.
Soon we reaching the end point as I am able to see the van we took up to the cliff. We took some groups photo and we made our ...
Sledging on the Neiderhorn
... were dozens of them clustered around one another. I couldn't see past the mountains...there were only more mountains. Anne told me that on a clear day I would have been surprised at how far the mountains fold behind one another. She says that when the clouds part you are only provided with a view of more pointy mountains as far as the eye can see.
As we slowly crept towards the base of the Neiderhorn on the boat we passed by a famous mountain called The Pyramid. ...
Picture perfect?
... influence she thinks, to show their attitude. One of the girls is wearing very tight jeans. "How does she enter her trousers?" Therese wonders.
The walk was mostly through pasture-fields, with many gates ("Please close the fence door"), a pond and a small lake along the way. About half the time we were passing by, and occasionally through, fields of cows or horses. Many of the cows were wearing bells, and to their ...



