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July 19th 2008
Published: July 19th 2008
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Just pictures... enjoy!

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And for the curious ones the route: Start Gimmelwald, Berner Oberland (Train from Zurich, 3 hours), 1st day Gimmelwald, Schilthorn (2970 m), Rotstockhuette, 2nd day to Hotel Obersteinberg (bunks available, same prices as huts) via Tanzboedeli (requires a detour but don't skip!! It's gorgeous!!), 3rd day back to Gimmelwald either via the path through valley via Trachsellauenen or take the upper path via Foller

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Aneesha
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Some people say I´m crazy, but what´s crazy?? I guess I am not the typical Backpacker as far as what I do and what I don´t do when I travel is concerned. The big thing for me is nature AND this trip is not only to see what´s around me but to see what´s inside me as well (adds an interesting note to it:-). Thing is also that I´m one of those travellers that find it really hard to sit INSIDE a bus looking out. I just have to be smack bang in the middle of all the beautiful places on this amazing planet. Visiting cities is easy. But how visit nature? How get around if not in a bus or a ... full info
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On the "Berg" up the SchilthornOn the "Berg" up the Schilthorn
On the "Berg" up the Schilthorn
View from the Schilthorn (2970 m)View from the Schilthorn (2970 m)
View from the Schilthorn (2970 m)
And no, leave your high heels at home!
The famous three: Eiger, Moench & Jungfrau!The famous three: Eiger, Moench & Jungfrau!
The famous three: Eiger, Moench & Jungfrau!
Looking down into the valleyLooking down into the valley
Looking down into the valley
Almost as if you were flyingAlmost as if you were flying
Almost as if you were flying
The famous three againThe famous three again
The famous three again
Approaching the 1st night's hutApproaching the 1st night's hut
Approaching the 1st night's hut
Rotstockhuette Rotstockhuette
Rotstockhuette
To get accross into the "hintere Lauterbrunnen Valley" we had to descent all the way into the valley and then up again - such a sucker!To get accross into the "hintere Lauterbrunnen Valley" we had to descent all the way into the valley and then up again - such a sucker!
To get accross into the "hintere Lauterbrunnen Valley" we had to descent all the way into the valley and then up again - such a sucker!
On the way downOn the way down
On the way down
Here she is, the "Jungfrau" - pretty, isn't sheHere she is, the "Jungfrau" - pretty, isn't she
Here she is, the "Jungfrau" - pretty, isn't she
Or should I say massive?
Getting higher againGetting higher again
Getting higher again
The view towards LauterbrunnenThe view towards Lauterbrunnen
The view towards Lauterbrunnen
This is where we are going toThis is where we are going to
This is where we are going to
seen from "Tanzboedeli"
Getting closerGetting closer
Getting closer
Can you spy the hut?
A little detour to OberhornseeA little detour to Oberhornsee
A little detour to Oberhornsee
And even though it was raining, the colours are still quite prettyAnd even though it was raining, the colours are still quite pretty
And even though it was raining, the colours are still quite pretty
The famous "Alpenrosen"The famous "Alpenrosen"
The famous "Alpenrosen"


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