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Ballizgasse 5 Zweisimmen, Bern, Switzerland

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STEEE-RIKE!

A travel blog entry by joshandkelli

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... plaques along the way, describing the climbing history of each one but we could not see what they were talking about. It was quite disappointing but we tried to stay positive by saying that at least it wasn't raining the whole time and at least we got to do a hike. We continued along, spotting more cows and even sharing the path with them! We headed for Gimmelwald, the little mountain hamlet that Rick Steves recommended staying in. Though we ...

Jumping to my death in Switzerland

A travel blog entry by emily.

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... the guy wouldn’t push me. I started freaking out about how I should hold the rope. He then counted down from 5 for me to jump and I didn’t go. I was really scared at this point. Finally I just did it and jumped off. The 1st second was fun. Im like oh this is really cool. The next seconds were pure terror. I hardly remember the falling I was in such shock. I never screamed I was just in shock. It felt like I was free falling forever. All I could think was ...

Jungfrau

A travel blog entry by johnsjourneys

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... that way. It proved a good decision as it was a comfortable and quiet trip through the gentle green slopes below the Eiger. Grindelwald (3,034 metres) is basically a resort town that has grown considerably since my last visit in 1957: I remember a sleepy little village, with everybody on the street gazing up at the North Face of the Eiger where an attempt was being made to rescue some climbers – unsuccessfully as I ...

Snow White and the Several Waterfalls

A travel blog entry by louanddean

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... discovered (or really already knew) that the cheapest way to eat is to make your own, so we buy baguettes and meats from the bakeries and supermarkets and make sandwiches and snacks of the sorts, however the hostels don't have fridges so it is a daily task and sometimes its just easier to buy things! However we did have a picnic at the top of Europe!
Oh and we saw a St.Bernard with flask around his neck!! He was very big and very ...

To the extreme!

A travel blog entry by amanda_escapes

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... around the mountains but we were below them now, and the sun stretched over the lakes and impossibly tiny houses below. I finally caught sight of Ben far below, just a flash of yellow canopy heading toward the landing spot. And I was allowed to take the camera out, so there are a few pics of the view, Ben's canopy below me and my incredibly happy face. The guy pulled the ropes a bit to make us do some crazy spins and swoops, which made me laugh. It was so much fun!!

The landing ...