Hotel Le Funi de Cossonay
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Last day in Switzerland and Europe
Well, today is our last full day in Switzerland. Al had a bit of bad luck trying to buy me a present. First one card wouldn't work, returned to Mack & Jude's to retrieve another, that didn't work. Went to the ATM to get out some cash, the shop was closed for lunch when he returned with the cash, then, when he made it back the ...
A day trip to Evian and Betsy gets her watch!
... such. A change in plans, we head to the train station to catch the train to Lausanne to catch the ferry to Evian. We manage to catch the 12:30 ferry to Evian.
As we get there it dawns us that we are back in France and almost everything closes down between 12 and 2pm. So the first 60mins is fairly quiet with lunch about the only thing on the menu with the far more reasonable prices!
The town is fairly small and defined by one main street and not ...
Leysin and cousin catch up after 30 years
... of views. We catch the train to Aigle and then the shuttle train up the mountain to Leysin and there instantly recognisable waiting at the station is Julie Anne. She drives us to her place and wow what a view she would have if it wasn't so damn misty!!!! Leysin was originally set up as a health resort because of its clear air and sun hours - which is great in the summer but not so ...
Château de Chillon
We drove down towards Montreux to visit the Château de Chillon. It was built right on lac Léman and it was really neat to see the water lapping at the side of the castle. We picked up our ticket and with the description in our guidebook and the guide they gave us, started making our way around the castle. There were 42 or so stops in their guide so it took us a good while to make our way around. We started off on the lower level; parts of it have been used as ...
I'm on the road again
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More importantly, they started breeding dogs up on the mountain pass. Over the centuries, these experiments gave birth to the St Bernard, the great, horse sized beast popularized in the Beethoven movies. The (in)famous brandy barrel around the dog’s neck is most likely fiction, but you should never let the truth get in the way of a good yarn. Since the tunnel under the pass opened in 1964, rescue operations by the St Bernards have diminished, to the point that in ...
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