Endless maze and cornucopia of memories with family and friends, from birth and beyond. My labyrinth is my brain. A brain that will open everytime you click the maze.
"Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal." *Blessed Mother Teresa
MOTORING THROUGH THE ROLLING PINE FORESTS and prosperous farms and villages are the last Swiss impressions until reaching the French border. In Burgundy, a look at the vineyards and villages where some of the world's most precious wines are produced. A lunch break in the medieval center of Beaune, then continuing on the highway via Fountainbleau Forest to Paris, the traditional climax of a European tour.
It's a fun train ride to Zermatt, Switzerland and all the way, up, up to see the Matterhorn with travel group and our guide - - St. Bernard the dog. So cool! So Awesome! A real frozen delight!
SUNDAY AFTERNOON JOURNEY north over 6,500-foot-high Simplon Pass into the Swiss Valais, an area renowned for its excellent wines and great mountain resorts. Leaving the coach behind in Tasch and boarding a mountain train to reach the most famous Zermatt, a picturesque cluster of rustic chalets beneath the Matterhorn.
THERE'S ONLY ONE MAIN STREET IN ZERMATT, SWITZERLAND. After strolling for quite sometime, and since it's past noontime we went to eat at McDonald's. It has the best French fries but not too good hamburger. Forget about fat and grease. I am a firm believer of who your parents are and DNA. I was so surprised when we had to pay for our catsups. In the U.S. catsups are free.
Video
Train Ride to the Zermatterhorn http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VMmwCu5Ul 2:43
Riding Europe's highest rack-railway to 10,272-foot Gornergrat - for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Alps.
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