Inter Hotel Rey Annemasse
Col du Mont Sion, Saint-Blaise Annemasse, Haute-Savoie, Rhône-Alpes, 74350, France
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A Swiss Christmas
December 19, 2011
Home Swiss Home!
Nothing is more sweeter and more fulfilling than seeing two grown men wide eyed and bushy tailed in walking in to their Christmas apartment. It was like watching my beautiful nephew Shaun during every Christmas morning, bright and wide eyed with joy and excitement that Santa arrived to bring him toys, toys, and candy. Avery and Erroyl displayed the same enthusiasm and were nothing short of ...
Time to go
... evening in London before our departure to Amman.
In the morning we took the train from Farnham to Gatwick. No pictures to show but the feeling was a bit eerie as the train station did not look like it was goint to an airport.
Plesent trip and made it on ...
Officially 184 different countries in one city!
... room-mate, who August hated mind you, and we found ourselves vacating from our sleeping quarters (living room) to be all sleeping in Augusts’ room! Regardless, we were able to achieve a few more things regarding passport and bank cards before returning to London in a couple of weeks. Thanks to August, we saved some cash as well! A great start to Switzerland, regardless of how much my bank account despises you..
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Geneva and Lake Geneva
... sure how her 40th birthday dinner turned out!
We caught the train back to Nyon and Claudia cooked us a traditional Swiss cheese fondue for dinner, delicious!! Had a lovely evening chatting to her and her daughter Melody before packing up ready for an early start in the morning. Had to do a major re-pack and weigh session because next stop Basel airport for our flight to Turkey, last stop before home.
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MLIBC (My Life is Business Casual)
... They gave us coffee in their restaurant before a tour of the museum and a discussion on Switzerland and William Tell (or Wilhelm Tell in German), the folk hero of Switzerland who helped form the country. The stories that the curator told us were pretty extravagant, but he said that it doesn't really matter whether they are true or not, because Wilhelm is symbolically significant. He told us that it is kind of like the liberty bell--people who are not Americans ...



