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... which just happened to be directly across from our hostel. He was right—it was very good! Lisa particularly enjoyed how spicy hers was, until she had to buy a $5 iced tea. After lunch we had a lucky break. We were craving some Starbucks Christmas drinks and decided to go for it, even though a tall was 7.6 Fr (about $8). It was our lucky day though—it was half off Christmas drinks so we got them for even cheaper than ...
Switzerland - Day 14
... Unfortunately there was not the best customer service so we probably stayed there longer than we intended. After our little tea break it was time to head to the train station and make our decent and travels back to Hottwil, turns out everyone else though this was a grand idea as well. Two to three hours later we were back at our humble adopted Switzerland home tucking in to some left overs before we all crashed out totally exhausted from the day's ...
Lindau to Birmensdorf
... Elijah slept through it all which was good! We drove for awhile longer and crossed the border into Switzerland. We drove straight through without realising that you had to buy a sticker for your car (we only found out later that day!) Thankfully we didn't get stopped as we would have been fined. We then stopped to have lunch at a restaurant along the highway. We got on the road again and ...
A Rendezvous in/ Bon Voyage from Zurich
... from the train station in Wetzikon and took us back to Mike's house. Wetzikon is about 20 minutes from Zurich on the S-bahn, and it is in one of the most beautiful locations I've ever seen. In the highlands of the Alps, they have plenty of open space around their property and stunning views in every direction. Mike came home from work a little bit later and we spent the evening getting to know one another over a few glasses ...
Zurich – edge of the big freeze
... lived in (I am excluding Notre Dame in Paris from this discussion), the churches here are much more sparsely decorated and somehow lifeless. Maybe this has something to do with the religions as well; in France – catholic – here Lutheran.
The old town on the other side of the river than the one we started on is steeper and we even found some Roman ruins hidden down a well and a passage way. It is also more commercial and high end boutiques are ...
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