Hotel Pratschli
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Stranded in St Moritz
... and pavements. It was like climbing over mountains at times.
I had the normal Swiss breakfast which seems to consist of bread, rolls and cold meats and cheese. One thing they seem to offer for the bread is chocolate spread but they never seem to have butter!! Do the Swiss not eat such things as butter??
After breakfast I went outside to see the surrounding area. A group of poor little ducks seemed to be rather lost ...
Sunshine and snow in the Alps
... than go right into the town of Chur I headed south along a small windy road through the town of Parpan. To the east of this road were massive mountain peaks on which I could see a few roads hugging the cliffs, oh, how I wanted to go travel on them!!
Soon I’m on route 3 and heading for St Moritz. However, there is one big challenge that stands between me and St Moritz and that is the wonderful "Julier Pass" at 2284m.
Looking ahead there are masses of grey ...
Chur and the train trip to Morges
A pretty rugged night sleep but we know that tonight we will be back in Morges in beds that we will sleep well. A few hours to kill so we look around Chur, a lovely place and we note a Gondola - aerial this time - thinking this could be a good thing to do. So off we head. This gondola goes 1.6k up so a pretty good sight we get of the Chur valley and the surrounding mountains. As the gondola climbs the cows below us ring out a tune via their bells as they graze ...
Not much in Lichtenstein
... check it out, but it wasn't very big or exciting, then I thought about driving into the mountains but it was so foggy I couldn't even see them, so thought better of it. Then I decided to head back towards Austria and Germany, when I saw a couple of girls standing by the road with a sign to a town 15mins away. So I decided, after assessing them fromafar, that they seemed nice enough and ...
Davos
... going out to watch an ice hockey game between Davos and Lucerne. We toasted the meal with “Viva la Grischa” (long live the Grischa region – which is the region that Davos is part of) and began to fix our first round of raclette. If you’re ever in Davos, and you use that local toast, Mägge informs us that you’ll instantly make friends. The raclette was simply delicious, especially with the variety of cheeses and fixings we had to go with ...
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