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Mountain Bus
... width. We pass a glacial waterfall and stop so everyone can see. The driver seems really happy in his job and is giving information about what we are seeing along the way. Unfortunately for us, it is in Swiss German so we try to figure out what he is looking at along the way. There is quite a bit of laughter at times so I guess he is part comedian. We now hit some steep hairpin turns and he honks his horn which plays doo dahhh dahhh dah, long and loud ...
Back in Bern, and ain't it grand ...
Awoke to a peaceful and quiet Bernese morning in the pleasant town of Bumpliz! The house was all quiet as our hosts, Andrea and Holger, had both departed for their respective places of work. After a very leisurely breakfast, morning and lunch where the most exciting trip was to the laundry room in the basement we caught the BLS train into Bern. A little wandering in familiar streets (overcast & rainy ...
Canyoning in freezing water!
... jumping and sliding. We came to this part where you will need to slide down into a hole with strings attached and there will be another guide unhooking you once you touches the water. During the sliding, there is one part where your helmet will be grinding the rocks but I forget about it soon. After the guide unhooked me, I swim to the shore to climb up the rocks for another sliding. This time, the height different are alot but thankfully ...
Stop over & Einstein
... and swiss german sounds hilarious. Didn't have time to do much. Went to Einstein's apartment where he loved for a few years. There's an exhibition on him in there. I get kind of emotional knowing he was in that building. Same as when I was in Beethoven's place in Bonn. He (Einstein) was a really cool guy. Very liberal and genuine (from what I read and the short doco film I watched) but also so smart. Pics were allowed so see ...
She's got a ticket to ride...
... I had perch and potatoes. Peter had rosti (hash browns) and veal with mushrooms.
It was almost 7 so we walked back to the station and caught the train back to Luzern, and then to Zug, but found there were no more trains to our home station on a Sunday night. We needed to take the bus. We figured out which bus and how to board it but when we did board, we had quite the time communicating. The bus ...
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