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The gentle art of skiing in sunshine
Emily and her husband Andrew visited during a worldwind tour of the world. It was great to catch up and hang out with the 2 after quite a few years.
Then the first day of sunshine after over a week of snowing, meant several ski trips to catch up with different mates and enjoy the huge amount of snow recently dropped and some great sunshine!
As you can see - Disco had a lot of ...
Day 15 - Down the Jungfrau
... very fast. The cracking sounds still snapped and echoed off the face of the cliff. I crossed the river and made my way back on to that wide civilized walking path. No one was on it. I was alone marching very fast. What were those cracks? The whole mountain shook. Anne, Katie, and Grant got smaller and smaller behind me. Eventually I lost them.
I walked alone along the side of the mountain and those cracks kept getting louder. Eventually it was obvious that they ...
Climb every mountain
... enough, we find a nice free and clean public WC, and make our way through the crowd. A little crazy, but the people weren't too drunk yet.
So then our little red train comes and we find nice comfy seats. We sit down. My ears actually pop all the way up. Towards the end, I start feeling really dizzy. Not sick, but dizzy. And when we get to the stop, I find it very hard to get up. I make it into the building. There are lots of glass windows looking out into ...
Top of Europe
... more spectacular but was a lot fast as it was downhill and at times I wasn’t walking down I was surfing down the snow but I never fell over which I was proud of, like I’d down this so many times before.
It was now time to leave and start the 2 hour ride back down. I stopped at Grindlewald on the way down for about to hour to see the sun set over the the mountains. I was never in the right town to see a perfect sunset but over here it was too ...
Top of the World!
... morning we were all very excited for this highlight of Switzerland day. (Breakfast was the typical Swiss fare: croissants, hard rolls, large bread loaves, ham, cheese, boiled eggs, cereal/yogurt and the array of juices.) We tried some sort of very creamy honey on our bread and that was tasty. We knew that we had to get on the cogwheel train, switch one time and make the slow ascent up to the Junfrau summit in order to see what is supposed to be ...


