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Day Seventeen, Free Day in the Alps
... all gently sloping down. That’s my kind of hike! We passed colorful homes, lots of water fountains/troughs, thousands of wildflowers, and had either clear views of the glaciers or of the town below. At one point we passed through a herd of cows- complete with giant, clanging cow bells. They really did not care about us! After a few photo ops, we stopped at a little shop (more like a doorway with a counter) that sold the freshest of the fresh cheeses and ...
The Swiss Alps
... car-free town. The views were amazing and I loved the fact that I didn't have to worry about the boys getting run over. We bought the boys some hats, took pictures of the view, and found a couple mountain churches. We didn't know if we were allowed in or not, but the door to one was unlocked, so we quickly peeked inside to take a picture. After that we found the funicular to take us even further up the mountain. We ...
Alp-mazing
... pub where the base jumpers usually hang. The weather took a turn and we overheard the jumpers say the rain was set in until later the following day... when we'd booked our paragliding... But we remained optimistic.
Until the next morning... We woke and the campsite itself was engulfed in a low cloud. Hannah was so sure the paragliding would be cancelled she didn't even take proper shoes to the meeting point at the site. To her surprise we all set off in ...
Bad luck
Day 1
This morning I woke up at 3am and called a taxi it took almost an hour to get from hidden valley to Jason ranch to pick me up. By the time it got here my flight was supposed to leave at 6am and I had to be there in an hour or else they close up the gates and I'd miss my flight . By the time my taxi got there was an hour and 15 minutes till my flight left. I got in the taxi and told him I had to get to the air port pronto. When I got to ...
Travelling
... sleeping in a tent in Paris and knowing the campground we would be in in Switzerland was in a valley between mountains we (mostly Lisa) decided to pay the extra and upgrade to a cabin. We bunked with a couple Zoe and Richard from Harrogate in Yorkshire, England.
After dinner we went to the campground bar where Matt played a very caveman type game he loved which involved hammering a nail into a round of wood with a hollow hammer - he plans to recreate this when we get home!
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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