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Zurich
... Not something I would normally get excited about, but it is Zurich.
Lisa and I then walked through yet another Christmas market to the Opera House to check it out and see if there was anything on that night. As it turned out, there was an opera on, and the lady told us that if we came back at 7 (half an hour before showtime) we could get student tickets in the remaining seats for only 20 Fr.
We then walked along ...
Switzerland - Day 14
... a restaurant situated on the side of the ski slope where people who would be skiing for the day could stop in and have a coffee or something to eat. Once again the hospitality and food was immaculate. Mushroom soup with a pastry top was probably the stand out which Tom ordered for entree, followed meat and more Rosti for me, mouth watering. I dd however have to refuse Petra's offer of a wine as my head was already spinning due to the altitude ...
Lucerne 2
... as well - and once we got off the cable car we snapped off dozens of photos, and then a few of us walked up the very steep path to the summit of the Stanserhorn, all thousand three hundred and something metres of it! It was freezing cold up there and the air was very thin making it hard to get your breath, so we only stayed a minute before coming down and seeking warmth in the shop and kiosk! Many of the surrounding peaks were so high they had a fair bit of snow on them despite ...
Thoughts, accomplishments, perspectives
... different cities. Exiting metros/subways/the tube in the proper most efficient direction (tough sometimes).
Ordering coffee in 6 different languages.
Learning bladder control until you can find a free toilet. Our motto,"pee for free".
Deciding how many times you can wear this pair of underwear before gaining public awareness.
Learning how to shower in the popular "tiny orb" shower...and we are small people.
Learning ...
Day 7: From the Alps to Zumpi
... out a few places for us to check out. I could only remember Chapel Bridge (the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe) and the Lion Monument. We were heading toward a Swiss watch shop for a sales pitch and Ryan was walking really fast. So by the time we arrived at the watch shop, we were a little lost already. We were getting hungry as well, and since we weren’t interested in buying any Swiss watch, we decided to leave the watch shop ...