yes im still alive
hi guys,
well im still alive but haven't done anything noteworthy the last few weeks so i havent bothered to post anything.
i caught up with stu, a mate from brisbane on the weekend, as did peta and callan. he stayed over at my place and we proceeded to have a boozy weekend, i think i'll take this weekend easy.
work is still great, went to one of the associate's house warming party a few weeks ago. he had just bought a bbq and as he was a pom, didn't have much of an idea of how to use it. so i offered to help and took over the bbq responsibility. as there was around 50 people and the bbq was a 2 burner, i had my work cut out. reminded me of my uni days as the CESA bbq man where we'd cook 300 burgers and 200 snags in 3 hours. i loved every smoke filled minute of it!
i was planning to go to cambridge this weekend but we discovered you need to book a few weeks ahead or all the cheap accomm will be taken. we'll do it some other time
and thats all i have to blog about, i want to do some real travelling in the next few weeks so i might have something interesting the write about.
cya
well im still alive but haven't done anything noteworthy the last few weeks so i havent bothered to post anything.
i caught up with stu, a mate from brisbane on the weekend, as did peta and callan. he stayed over at my place and we proceeded to have a boozy weekend, i think i'll take this weekend easy.
work is still great, went to one of the associate's house warming party a few weeks ago. he had just bought a bbq and as he was a pom, didn't have much of an idea of how to use it. so i offered to help and took over the bbq responsibility. as there was around 50 people and the bbq was a 2 burner, i had my work cut out. reminded me of my uni days as the CESA bbq man where we'd cook 300 burgers and 200 snags in 3 hours. i loved every smoke filled minute of it!
i was planning to go to cambridge this weekend but we discovered you need to book a few weeks ahead or all the cheap accomm will be taken. we'll do it some other time
and thats all i have to blog about, i want to do some real travelling in the next few weeks so i might have something interesting the write about.
cya
posted by Luke Spence at
2:07 PM
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Itinerary:
Day 1 Arrive in Interlaken
Travel by rail from Zurich or Geneva airport or from any Swiss border to Interlaken. Overnight in Interlaken with bed and breakfast.
Day 2 Interlaken - James Bond Mountain
An excursion to the 'James Bond Mountain' film location. Depart by rail from Interlaken Ost. to Lauterbrunnen. Take the bus to Stechelberg then via several gondolas to Schilthorn Piz Gloria (altitude 2970m). Enjoy a spectacular 360 degree panoramic view of some 200 snow-capped peaks, ranging from the Bernese Alps to Mont Blanc in France and Germany's Black Forest. An additional highlight is the world's first revolving restaurant at an altitude of nearly 3000 metres. Overnight in Interlaken with bed and breakfast.
Day 3 Interlaken - Zermatt
Today, travel through the Bernese Oberland and through the Lotschberg Tunnel to Brig by BLS train. Then on the Glacier Express train from Brig to Zermatt, arriving about midday. Electric cars and horsedrawn sleighs and carriages are the only vehicles allowed in the village of Zermatt. In the afternoon, consider an optional excursion to Rothorn paradise to enjoy the best view of the Matterhorn. Overnight in Zermatt with bed and breakfast.
Day 4 Zermatt
After breakfast, depart on an excursion to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise - Europe's highest mountain lift with the most fascinating and highest glacial palace in the world - at 3883m. Experience the mystical world below the perennial ice, with its ice sculptures and displays about glaciers, geology and the wine in Zermatt. Round off this excursion with a visit to the highest viewing platform in Europe the Matterhorn glacier paradise. Overnight in Zermatt with bed and breakfast.
Day 5 Depart Zermatt
Travel by rail from Zermatt to any Swiss border, Zurich or Geneva airport. Alternatively, extend your stay in Switzerland.
Plus 2 extra nights in Interlaken for the Jungfrau and Mt Titlus tours
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Anonymous, at 10:50 PM
Hey Luke, looks like your having a terrible time!!
Brad Cook and his girlfriend Rachel had a baby boy and named him Noah..
Life is good here, We just bought a house in Burleigh...nice....
Take it easy mate
Cheers
Mark Harvey
Hey what company did you end up working with??
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Anonymous, at 5:49 PM
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