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Journey to Interlaken
Today we left with Renee for her 10:15 am class. She showed us her school very briefly. It is a modern school, built in the last three years, that doesn’t fit very well with the rest of the picturesque town. Lisa and I took the 10:55am train from Lucerne to Interlaken. We used our last Eurail pass for this trip because it makes more sense to buy the one-way ticket to Zurich tomorrow and use the Eurail for the round-trip today. The perk ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
... up on the tables and chairs, sang our hearts out and learnt dances to From Paris to Berlin and some other dances Donna knew. this was also the night that we jumped on Sheree and giggled into the night, I also started calling Sheree, Sherrese. I think it was an improvement. Such a sleepy little town, covered in snow. Don't no what the people would do to keep themselves occupied! We were greeted with the most ...
Jungfraujoch
... meet Massimiliano from Vercelli, Italy and an Englishman, both hiking different trails that all converge here. It gets cold enough for us to put on our down jackets before retiring for the night. CNC "Our happiest moments as tourists always seems to be when we stumble upon one thing while in pursuit of something else"- Lawrence Block Expenses 241.20SF-Jungfraujoch round trip for two 10.40 SF-2 beers 154 SF- Berghaus Alpiglen with half board Miles Walked - 2.5 ...
OMG OMG OMG
... local regional rail. Interesting as we had planned to take this train but it all became a bit too hard and costly to organise prior to leaving, and as it turned out we just walked on board and ended up in the panoramic carriage as we had planned. The window view was great!!!
More spectacular valley and mountain scenery to be enjoyed along the way. Switzerland had become the favourite time of the holiday!
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Last full day in Grindelwald
... drain the glacier. It is also a steep climb. The boys took it in their stride as they are seasoned Alpine walkers by now. the views to the glacier were very impressive. At the end we were able to discuss the problems of glacial melting due to the warming of the climate and how this created hazards downstream of the glacier due to the ponding of glacial meltwater. We were also able to eat Apfel Strudel ...