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Chffing down
... and we eventually won back my soggy washing.
A productive day at work, got lots of my jobs crossed off the list-hurrah! Yummy staff dinner from the No 14 kitchen of creamy mushroom pasta-sounds a bit dull? it really wasn't!
Massaging my boss tomorrow, hope he still thinks I'm worth it!
Snow is coming down like snowbodies business. Getting a good base on the pistes. . .apparantly:)
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Team dinner at 14
After a busy day in the chalet, more training, more ettiquette with Jane and two more staff massages, home for a qhick shower and back up to No 14 for a superb fine dining menu!
Basically tonight is a run through for the No 14 staff of how a client dinner will happen. From the moment we walk in the door we are treated as guests. I have a lovely glass of Bordeaux from Will who as driver/host I think has the hardest job of all of us. Canapes are goats cheese on polenta cakes with red ...
Switzerland
... at the bottom, but depending on the wind, the waterfall can be blown fifty to sixty feet in either direction. Above Lauterbrunnen, only accessible by special trains and cable cars are two ski towns, Mürren and Wengen, and the little village of Gimmelwald. Towering above the valley are the spectacular snowy peaks of the Eiger, the Mönch, and the Jungfrau (the Ogre, the Monk, and the Young Girl). There are hundreds of other smaller peaks, but the three are what the area ...
Day 15 - Down the Jungfrau
... drink half, then fill up again. From God's ice to our lips.
Gimmelwald is a rural town like any other, except that it's located on a cliff. There is only the one road, so hikers use it just as the residents use it to get to the front door of their homes. We walked by their front porches and their flower boxes, past their small barns and their farm equipment. One equipment shed had a modified golf cart that pulled a wagon. I could also see a snow plow that attached ...
Alpine Adventure
... sports are huge here year round, among other attractions such as bungie jumping, sky diving, paragliding and what have you. We actually attempted to organise all three of the latter during our stay, however were rather disappointed to find they were either unavailable in winter, or costed in the upwards of four to five-hundred Francs. Indeed, Interlaken also marked the first time we truly noticed just how expensive Switzerland can be, finding ourselves barely able to afford eating ...
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