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Journey to Interlaken
... it had to wait for 5 or 10 minutes for another train to pass, saying to “please excuse them for the delay.” Being Swiss, the train was still only 1 minute late in the end. When Lisa and I arrived in Interlaken, we were disappointed to find out that the funicular we had been told to take up the mountain to the gondola was closed for the winter. Instead, we walked around the town of Interlaken, which was covered in snow ...
Lucerne
... arriving at about 5:45, but Renee found us. We went back to Renees, which is just a few blocks from the train station and dropped our things, changed and headed back outside.
We walked around Lucerne at night. All the quaint and grand buildings were lit up by Christmas lights, and a lot of people were out and about on the Saturday night. We walked by the famous Chapel Bridge, a medieval bridge that is the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe. It has ...
Engleburg - Oh My God
... Shelley : We will try and spot it as we hover over in our Helicopter. An address might be useful. Don : Klybeck Dock. Ask nancy to direct. Scot : Nancy and Shelley not quite on speaking terms at the moment. There is a bit a tension between the good lady wife and the car computer at the moment due to a couple of small misunderstandings in the directions that need to be travelled. Driving in circles for 1/2 an hour, going down one way the streets the wrong way, we ...
Mt. Titlis
Wednesday we headed out to Mt. Titlis in Engelberg, translated to Angel Mountain, as one of our day trips that we go on. It was an early day, but it was nice that we were there early enough in the morning to have plenty of time to do other stuff while we were there.
We started out the day with a marketing presentation about the ski resort that we went to. During the presentation we ...
Stack at 10,000 Feet
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Anyway,back to the first day. It was unbelievably clear so we took a cable car up the highest mountain in the region, Mount Titlis (hehe) and hung around at the top for a while. There was a cave inside a glacier which was pretty cool (no pun intended) and a chair lift that took us to a patch of glacier that had been smoothed out into a toboggan run. That was pretty fun but not as fun as in Sweden where we could go down whatever hill we ...
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