Seidenhof Hotel Zürich
Sihlstrasse 9 Zürich, Zürich, 8021, Switzerland
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Zurich
Took the train from Paris to Zurich. It's a six hour ride, but it sure beats going to another airport and spending six hours there waiting for an hour flight. I watched the sunrise from the train, and finally got to read some of my book. If anyone is looking for a book recommendation, She's Come Undone, by Wally Lamb...thanks Krista! I arrived in …
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Arriving Zurich, Switzerland with Sylvia
... to meet beautiful Bajo with the afternoon sun on his white mane, and the very handsome Zapata. Both Lusitano boys. bajo a 21yo stallion, and Zapata a 7yo gelding.
Boy they drive fast on the roads here! Its so green, so ckean, so pretty, so neat, so friendly. picture oerfect postcard scenery with the back drop of the Alps and the ...
Hiking in the Swiss Alps!!
... that spanned the valley. It is 110m long and 270m above the river below. We waited until there were fewer people on the bridge to get some pictures. Crossing was fun considering Jackie has a problem with swaying bridges and such. We sat on the otherside for a bit before recrossing it and heading to our final destination, a hut where you can eat and drink. Nothing sounded better than a beer after hiking for 3 hours. The route that we took was very ...
Unplanned Exploration
... but I was able to just sit in the moment and be happy for the last few days, adventures, and first time experiences I had. One of the biggest lessons I'm glad to be walking away with is the comfort and security in defining my life in my terms and not worrying about what others would think of my actions or thoughts. Why do we let the standard societal definitions of what is right or appropriate dictate our actions? The better questions I started asking as a result ...
A VISIT TO CENTRAL SWITZERLAND.....
... a flight of concrete stairs, I met an American couple coming down and we had a short visit. They were amazed that my GPS would work in Europe, and I pointed out that with the right map software, it works well in Europe. The monument was a bit of a walk, but I found it without any trouble.
There were quite a few tourists there, and I had to wait for about 15 minutes to get some pictures as the sun kept going ...



