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Journey to Interlaken
... we are in first class today, with large windows that curve up onto the ceiling so we get panoramic views of the mountains and villages we pass. The train wound through the valleys at first, passing village after village that looked like fairy tales. After a while Lisa and I realised that the whole country essentially looks like a ski resort. There are wooden homes with slanted roofs and little carvings on the roof peaks. A lot of the ...
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland
On the bus trip a few games were introduced to keep us entertained along with a introduction from everyone. We had to say what we do, whether we were red, green or a yellow light, our obsession and who we would mud wrestle. Excellent time wasters they were, extremely entertaining. Once we arrived it was dark and we were greeted with dinner. after that there wasnt much to do but party it up at the bar.. this is when ...
Day 21: Geneva, Lausanne, Gryon and Grindelwald.
... We took a boattrip over the lake. It pretty cool to see the city and its surroundings from a different side, too bad it was my first day of rain in three weeks, but that couldn`t spoil it.
Geneva is a big, busy city with a lot of tourists, big cars and expensive brands. It has a certain type of atmosfere, but that isn`t really mine. I did come upon a great shop with all sorts of old scientific devices. Really cool, but unfortunately way to expensive to even afford the ...
The trip goes "downhill"!
The Trip Goes Downhill We started our day with a 7 o'clock wake up only to find out that the teachers had made a horrible mistake and that the weather was not suiting to our scheduled day of climbing peaks, therefore we decided to get some more sleep. After breakfast we were told the day was to be filled with downhill biking. We took a really long gondolier up to the top of a hill, to find that it was covered in snow and really cold, and as usual, Mickey was in one layer ...
Stairway to Heaven
... away. I could've climbed farther down into the cave, but I didn't want to fall and get stabbed by the sharp, splintered wood. Anyway, we then walked a little ways to a narrow metal suspension bride, or hängebrücke, that stretched across a big canyon. It was pretty sturdy, but it would move a little when you walked on it. It would always make Mom scared when I started bouncing up and down on the bridge, but oh well!
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