Lake Hintersteinersee and Thigh Slapping!

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August 23rd 2007

Published: September 1st 2007

So, had said the previous day that I was planning on going to Lake Hintersteinersee, and who wanted to come with me?! A large proportion of the group did, so into the taxis (always taxis of 8, and the taxi charges from its company's start/end point, so bear that in mind when ordering) and up the winding road (at speed!) to the far end of the Lake. After a brief restaurant stop, we started our walk... Read Full Entry

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Bex Lewis

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In December 2006 I left my job as 'Interdisciplinary Research Officer' at the University of Manchester. Before setting out on my RTW trip, I carried out a vast amount odf de-cluttering and de-junking, completed (reading) a number of careers books, produced web sites and a chapter for a high-profile book for London Transport Museum, plus generated some ideas for further articles. I completed my TEFL training in expectation that I would go to Vietnam for 6 months, but after 4 month... full info

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Photo Matt took!

Ilse - this is very refreshing!

Just go for it Sue!

Swimming with that view behind - how cool is that!

We're enjoying watching thanks!

Walking back round again for the "2-3 hour" walk back to Itter...

Rolling meadows... this would make for great skiing says Bex on every possible occasion!

We're going down there!

Ah, another view!

Sue, directing our path!

Ed, following on!

Here comes James...

Picturesque pipe?!

After an hour or two, we've got down the rock-face... the race is on for Soll!

Zooming through Monsee, we wonder what this is... turns out to be a Maypole!

Ah the bus, in Soll

We've been going for 3 hours at this point, and still over an hour away from Itter. I have to be back at the hotel in 25 minutes, so we race for the bus - not ours - race round the corner, caught it with about 45 seconds to spare!