Minotel Beausite Interlaken

... schoongemaakt en eens goed naar bepaalde houdbaarheidsdatums gekeken :)<br>Piekobello is hij nu maar het heeft wel wat uren gekost.. Maar had het er graag voor over!<br>Lester was tijdens mij schoonmaak woede aan het houthakken!! en heeft gezorgd dat er weer een goede voorraad te verstoken is komende wintertijden!!<br><br>Via een tussenstop in Frankfurt terug naar huis waar Job en Elana (de katten) ons met luid miauw onthaalden.<br><br>Annemarth

... mix need reviving. The weather was clear on the main view side and overcast on another. Evidently God didn't feel that the view and revolveing restaurant was good enough for us, so he threw in a couple of snow falls for good measure. Gotta love the guy!<br> <br>We made a couple/few revolutions, took a few dozen pictures, and started our descent. We decided, at the encouraging of Rick Steves, to stop off at the tiny, and I mean TINY ...

... gingery colour. Unfortunately we had no more food to give him but he still sat on my lap for a good half hour accepting my cuddles and pats. He had the loudest purr I&#8217;ve ever heard too!<br><br>We spent the rest of the night in our room watching youtube, after going for a walk to the shops to get some cat food of course!<br><br>Day 3 &#8211; Monday 14th September &#8211; One week until I&#8217;m 30!!! &#8211; We were due to leave Interlaken today but thought that we at least had to ...

... the beautiful surroundings. <br><br>I came back to the hostel and had dinner with a Kiwi (New Zealander) that I met last night and a guy from Ohio. The Kiwi bought a bunch of stuff for fundue. It's a typical dish in switzerland, but it's really expensive in town, but for about 10 bucks we had the same meal in the hostel. It was really tasty!<br><br>Tomorrow I head up to Gimmelwald, a tiny town of 140 people in the mountains. I can't wait.

... 8216;die post&#8217; bus came by while we were having breakfast and a gentleman disembarked coming in to our hotel. He ordered a curious assortment of beverages including tea with brandy. Then he set them on an outside table. Eventually a herd of cows came by and their thankful herders knocked back the hot drinks before catching up to the dingle bells. Everyone seems to be a part of the &#8216;cow&#8217; action as they move up in the world.<br><br>It is very peaceful to be ...

... back packs and all (this was Dino's fourth time down the bloody street). Down we walked through the dark, tripping over the large rocks, past the bull dozer, around the holes and down in the corner we crossed a small temporary bridge, that understandably in the dark Dino had missed earlier. Back onto pavement, around a couple of bends and there was OUR Hostel. With a pub. Will this be the lesson that we learn from, knowing us probably not.

July 31 Today we went up Mt. Pilatus! Its about 7000 feet up, This is where the shortness of breath came into play as we climbed up to the top~ yet it felt very refreshing! We went up to the top on these little red gondels and came back down on these trolly's. As soon as we got up you could see the beautiful clouds rolling in, and it was like a thick mass of fog- pretty cool! Next off we made our way to a lunch stop in Liechtenstein! This was country 2 ...

Ok, the things we saw on independent travel were so beautiful I am going to use a numeric scale because I'll get tired of using the same adjectives over and over. (1=prettiness of Springfield, 10=most amazing/beautiful thing you could ever imagine). Saturday morning, bright and early (we're talking 5 :15 at the train station), Kate, Elizabeth and I began our independent travel. Actually, our departure was delayed due to train problems ...

... the Swiss people. The mural has the story of William Tell, Winkelried appears as a symbol of self-sacrifice, and Nicholas of Flüe symbolizing reconciliation. The Swiss parliment is a bi-parlimentary system similar to the United States. The two groups consist of 46 members and 200 members respectively. The meetings are held in three of the four languages, with Romansh being translated to politicans upon request. These meetings are televised to the Swiss ...

... lunch time. Tim quietly suggested that I try The United bank of Switzerland across the road because their head office was in Basel and if someone needed to get someone to get permission from someone, that someone would be more easily contactable. That someone was the manager, Cedric Burgin, a busy man who took the time to meet me, hear my story, laugh at it and assign Alain Rochat as my account manager ...