"No, no! The adventures first, explanations take such a dreadful time." ~Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass
Showing posts with label Sedrun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sedrun. Show all posts
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Driving home
Today we drove home from Sedrun and I got to spend the rest of the day unpacking & cleaning up stuff from the trip... But I also got to skype with my mom & dad & Gage, so that was fun:) Im adding pictures to all of last week's posts, go check them out if you want to!
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Warm day & friends
Today was quite warm, which I found really weird. Because I generally associate skiing with freezing temperatures. But it was also really nice, and Lara and I took some cool pictures:)
Tonight we went to a restaurant in town and us "kids" (me, Lara, Dominic, and Joshua) wanted to stay later, so my aunt and uncle just went home and left us there. It was really fun because we spent two hours laughing at stupid pictures and telling stories and it's so fun to make a new friend. I'm excited for the few days we have left here in Sedrun.✌️
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Skiing & tubing
This morning Lara and I walked down about 40 feet to the bakers and got gipfeli (croissants) for breakfast. Here that's a totally normal thing to do but for us in America it's just weird. But it's also really cool to have fresh baked breakfast so close to your front door. :)
Today we went skiing again as usual and in the afternoon went tubing down a mini ski slope thing. It was super fun and Lara and I almost slid off the slope... And the boys decided to switch and try snowboarding or skiing (whichever one they hadn't done before) and it was super hilarious to watch. We're already halfway through our time here in Sedrun, it's crazy how time flies.
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Saturday, February 7, 2015
Long (short by Montanan standards) Car Rides
Today we drove about 4 hours to a place called Sedrun, which is basically a little town full of cute cabins right next to a train station that has a train that goes to a bunch of ski slopes. It's an adorable town, but yet again I was surprised by the population craziness in Switzerland. You'd expect there to be mountains and loads of space and no people, but there are a bunch of people here. I'm excited to go skiing tomorrow!
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