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Bern. Beats. Battlestar Gallactica
... bear on the site when hunting way back when. The city streets had animated fountains everywhere and miles of arcades/covered walkways created by the buildings and pillars extending outwards for nearly their entire duration in the downtown area. These are the longest stretches of arcades in Europe – another reason for the UNESCO classification. It was really something to see such old sandstone buildings with bright new and ...
Settling in and down
... return to the States soon to “take care of business” there and bring back some of my things. I am so looking forward to see some of you again there! I am not sure what emotions this last leg of my journey will bring: regrets, doubts or more uncertainty? But first of all it is excitement and joy; after all, I get to travel again even if it is the familiar route of CH to Chicago. To my shame I have to confess that I can't wait ...
Is that Bear "Voguing" (as in strike a pose)
... trip to Gurten to see the amazing views of the city of Bern and then headed to the Paul Klee museum. Great collection, really weird dude.
We are approaching 5 days without a camera incident. Perhaps this is an OSHA reportable statistic.
I'm off to a remote area in Switzerland, so I'm not sure I'll have another blog update anytime soon but I promise great pictures when I'm back in civilization.
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Picture perfect?
... Gurten where boys were practising ski jumping on the wet grass, and on the walk back Therese remembered that when she was young the cows used to have longer horns.
In one week we took no fewer than 27 train rides. A visit to the Jura was a seven-train day, with a 15-km walk in the middle. Three trains to reach the village of Saignelegier near the French border, Frances was worried that we would miss our connection because ...
Museum Hopping in Bern: Natural History and Alpine
... glaciers and fossils from the alps. I only wished I spoke German because none of the displays were in English! Fortunately, I could make out the rock names because they weren't much different from English. I guess science really is an international language...or is that math?
Anyway, some other cool things I saw were orbs of different rocks to feel their density and one was deceivingly heavy, I think it ...
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