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Zurich
... and weird organ music playing. We then paid the 4 Fr. to climb up the narrow stone stairs and steep wooden platforms up the tower. From there, we could see most of Zurich, the Limmat River, and Lake Zurich. The water combined with other church steeples, blue sky and the quaint buildings was quite picturesque.
After our two giant stair climbs, we decided to get a Doner for lunch at the place recommended to us by Thorben, ...
Lucerne
... from where the waves moved the loose sand when Switzerland was coastal.
The next part was the Glacier Museum. It has an exhibit with short films about the formation and movement of glaciers, with pictures and models of Switzerland’s famous glaciers. There were also exhibits on fossils an ice age man in Switzerland. The other part of the museum is in Amrein-Troller’s house, built in 1874. Its rooms are decorated in the style of the time, with ...
Travelpod Number 6
... for our journey to St Mortiz.
We decided to minimize our baggage and to just take one case on our train travels. So we juggled our clothes into one pull a long case and transhipped the other pull along case at a cost of 10 francs, by train to Lucerne for our collection on Wednesday. This took the pressure of transporting cases on the trains.
Monday 29th. Zurich
After a typical European breakfast, we took ...
Interview with the Authors
... ahead of time.
How have you changed in the last 4 months?
Hmmm. I think not much, other than some great perspective to put under my belt. I think Americans have a reputation for being materialistic, but Zurich is no escape from that. I look back at the reasons I wrote down for this trip, the goals I set in my mind. I think I have started on all of them to some extent, but don't ever feel done. I feel like I ...
Walking the Limmat, eating Doner Kebabs
... 80 cents. Taxis are relatively inexpensive too if you get the correct company. Evidently one charges 5 euros while another charges 25.00 euros which is interesting. Will have us paying attention. We have booked a private room with two beds that look like a bunkhouse in an old t.v western and there is a shared kitchen that has one hotplate b/w all the residents who sleep in dorm type rooms with 3 to 6 bunks. For $37.00 per night each Australian we are ...
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