I'm trying really hard not to make any jokes
about the hills being alive, so just bear with me.
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We walk around Luzern a little. Just from the
train station to the old town across the river. The water is a
brilliantly clear and there are swans and other water fowl frolicking
pleasantly. However, there is the constant odor of cows and manure in
the air.
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We peek into a Jesuit church that Julie
remembers.
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We jump on our train just as
it is about to leave and find that we're in a second class car. The
ticket taker tells us how to jump out at the next station to get into
first class. Most cars, you can walk between and stay on the train, but
not if you are changing classes. We end up in a panoramic view car which
makes it much easier to gawk at the mountains.
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The rest of the photos on this page are taken
from the train. I left the window in this one, to show a little more
context.
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There isn't too much snow. Until we get to
the high passes.
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As we approach Interlaken, the views are
suddenly doubled by the lake reflection.
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As peaceful as this shot is, you'd never know
that the figures on the strip of land are skateboarders causing a ruckus
in this tranquil setting.
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We pull into town as it is starting to get
dark.
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