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Journey to Interlaken
... have balconies wrapped around the second floor. They look like big gingerbread homes that Whistler and Banff villages try to emulate. There are also homes scattered all the way up the mountain slopes, and even big paths down the mountain that look like ski runs. Eventually, the train started ascending into the mountains and it started snowing. There were at least three feet of snow on the rooftops of the little wooden homes and the ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
On the bus trip a few games were introduced to keep us entertained along with a introduction from everyone. We had to say what we do, whether we were red, green or a yellow light, our obsession and who we would mud wrestle. Excellent time wasters they were, extremely entertaining. Once we arrived it was dark and we were greeted with dinner. after that there wasnt much to do but party it up at the bar.. this is when ...
Mannlichen and First
... gondola would slow down, the doors would open and if you wanted to get off, you could. If not, you continued on, the doors closed and you zipped up to the next one! On the last leg we could watch people zip-lining down from the top. It was only a 45 second ride, but they got going really fast! On the way up we enjoyed our sandwiches and the views all around. Anoop also realized that he had lost his sunglasses somewhere on the way ...
The Rothorn and Schynige Platte
... the culprit was. October is not the time to be hunting for flip flops – snow boots yes, summer wear, nope! We had brought the computer with us since our campsite didn’t have internet and stopped off at a coffee shop to use the wifi. We ordered a large hot chocolate and a pecan pie to share; both were very tasty and hit the spot on a cool day. We checked the forecast for the next few days and had two more days of mostly sun coming up! We then ...
To the "Top of Europe"
... where we transferred to another train and then paid 50% for that section. The views on the train out of Lauterbrunnen were great because we could see entire valley with the cliffs stretching up on both sides and somewhere towards the end was our campsite. Every time a view appeared all the tourists (including us) rushed to the side of the train to take pictures; as we arrived at Kleine Scheidegg, all we could hear was the clicking of cameras. Coming in to ...
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