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Published: July 12th 2006
Well we're down at the foot of the mountains tonight. I hated leaving heaven. No, I didn't go bungee jumping...Eva wouldn't let me. I did something better....paragliding!! It is the ONLY way to see the Alps. It was so easy and so much fun. E hasn't stopped talking about it all day, I think she's caught the gliding fever. What an incredible sensation. Those of you who know me know that I love the heights...this was the highest I've been without a plane. But for 15 or so glorious minutes I felt like a bird. I'm ready to go back up again, and again, and again but we're leaving Switzerland tomorrow.
On our way to Munich for a night and then the night train to Paris. We round off the trip there before flying to London and then home. I'm about ready to come back to the US. Next Tuesday it will be time. I Miss summer in New England, the people I love and my home cooking. I'm tired of train rides, crowded public transport and tourists who act like fools. Especially anyone with a British accent (except the Aussies) and people with badly behaved children.
Gary: I hope you're
not cooking that chicken now?!!
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gary bouge
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Thats what i call having a thrill. I"m not crazy about heights but i would give it a shot. I know thlat was the your dream highlite of your trip on your dream trip.of a lifetime. I know you will never forget thatexperence. I could see the excitement in your face.It even made me feel tingley. What a way to end up your trip.I can"t wait to here about all of your great moments. Love YA ALWAYS. .