Hotel Rothorn Kulm Brienz

... dinner for desert and found by accident possibly the best ice cream we have ever had.
We managed to get by with the cash we had left almost to the last cent and were starting to fantasize about eating properly - and luxuries like butter! and ketchup! and sub sauce! or any condiment for that matter. We also swore we would never eat cornflakes again, and we would try to limit our bread and pasta intake as they probably ...

... and, as one would expect, the mountains are covered by snow and glaciers. The cities and towns of Switzerland are connected by networks of motorways which rarely traverse around mountains, rather they tunnel through or bridge their way through or across them. The country is also connected by a modern railway network which, you guessed it, runs like a Swiss clock. The towns of Switzerland are as pretty as they appear in the postcards with their ...

... Personal Message to the second best Karen in the world- I think it is around your birthday sooo happy birthday and I will enjoy some swiss chocolate in your honor :) I would bring you some but it would be destroyed by the time I next see you :) I hope you are all well and I will try to update you again tomorrow if I can stomach spenting like 3 dollars per 30 minutes to write... If not there will be back dated updates whenI get to Italy! Much Love!

... the girls piano and singing, painting, cooking, walking the dog Athos in the near by woods (which l love doing) and basic laundry and small amount of cleaning- though there is a cleaning lady here her name is Madame Moi and she speaks no English and boy can she talk--our relationship is a funny one full of mime! We then go almost every weekend during the season to Verbier--a ski resort in the Swiss Alps which l will talk about in ...

... decorated with flowers in full bloom, the reddest roses, and colourful purples swarming with plump bees! We took the Interlaken Express train which is one of the scenic journeys. A plush train with its own cafeteria. Changing trains at Interlaken, we took the slow train to Brienz. I was awed by the little villages on the way, esp Lungern, a mixture of a little city with exotic views of the lake. Brienz another little ...

... Eiger and Jungfrau, 12000+ feet). We took the train in through the mountains and the many tunnels and arrived at Brienz. It was about a 10 minute walk to our camp and the owner was very friendly old Swiss man talking to us from his second story window. The first thing we did was jump in the really cold lake and then we went into town and ate some food and checked out the town. Cool architecture, all the building were Swiss ...

... will be great! anyway, i have done a small article for the IFYE paper on the weekend so you can have a read below. Â Well I can definitely say that the incoming weekend is the highlight of > the Swiss Exchange thus far! It was a great opportunity to do a bit of > sightseeing (of which i did a little more than expected due to getting > lost > and catching the wrong train, heading in the direct opposite direction > to Effretikon where I was supposed to meet Sabine from IFYE ...

Hello from Basel! Basel is a very small city in Switzerland..it definitely has character.. You can take a ride through the city on its vintage street car... it looks like a trolly. This city was settled by the Celts... but it also attracted the Germans. One of Basel's highlights is the Rhine Bridge that overlooks the Rhine river. From the bridge you can see the city... very picturesque. In the old town of Basel you ...

Zurich is a beautiful city with a rich contrast between new and old city. The streets of the old city are paved with cobblestones and people drink beer with eggs for breakfast, gotta' love it. The city looks amazing, clean but filled with people and not shrink wrapped. There are many businesses, stores, and restaurants to choose from. For lunch we stopped and ate a genuine sausage with beer, can you have anything else? People are polite, and ...

... Avignon, Cannes, Florence, Siena, Pisa, Rome, Ancona, Venice, Prague, Krakow, Oswiecim, Budapest, Munich. Nothing beats Switzerland. Nothing comes close. What can I say? I fell in love. I have no desire to leave, but I know I have to keep moving. I'm not looking forward to Amsterdam that much anymore. It was about 1:30 when I reached the bottom of the hill. I found a path going up by the edge of the woods, so I just followed it. The steps were practically vertical and I got tired ...