Hiking in Switzerland, summer of 2010

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Mohamed Ellozy

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Thank you for sharing your summer trip with us. Just beautiful. BTW, it is equally delightful weatherwise here in NH. Keep the reports coming.
Karen
 
Thanks for sharing! Last summer I spent 2 weeks roaming around Switzerland, mostly around Zermat and fell in love with the Alps!

I can't wait to go back and do some more treking!!

Enjoy!!!!:D
 
Beautiful pictures
You are blessed to be able to have the opportunities to hike
so many times in Switzerland!
It is definately on our list of places to hike!

Thanx for sharing
now that your blog's in my "Favorites" we'll be there with you in spirit!
Have fun!
 
I'm so envious of your trip, but also grateful that you're taking the time to describe it. Very nice pictures and writing.

I loved Interlaken when I was there a long time ago, in fact I loved Switzerland in general although I was not hiking as much then.
 
Had a quick hike this morning, almost beating the predicted rain, so I have the whole afternoon to catch up with my blog.

My trip on Saturday from Evolène to Mürren was made interesting by breaking it with a two hour stay in Interlaken, putting my luggage in a locker, and exploring the town. Result is From Evolène to Mürren, hope you enjoy it. I hope to add a couple more entries today.
 
Way to go Mo! What a beautiful place! Thanks 4 sharing em' (pics and writing) :)
 
Yesterday's hike is far back in the writing up queue, so let me just mention here that I seem to have met Lauky (with a new owner):

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I met a woman with this dog, and asked her permission to take the photo. Sorry, not a terribly good photo, sun behind the subject.
 
Yesterday's hike is far back in the writing up queue, so let me just mention here that I seem to have met Lauky (with a new owner):

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I met a woman with this dog, and asked her permission to take the photo.
Sorry, not a terribly good photo, sun behind the subject.

Hi and thanks for posting the photo, it was indeed very thoughtful. From the picture I would say that the dog looks more like the ghost of my Airedale Duffy. Did the owner look like a ghost too? :) Little Lauky the Welsh Terrier is a look alike, but he is about one third the size of an Airedale. What's really eerie is that at almost the identical moment that your E-mail notifying me of this post came through (The first E-mail came at 12:15 and yours at 12:18) I had an E-mail from a woman I have never met who thinks that she may have owned Duffy's mother. Both dogs had been rescued by New England Airedale Rescue.

Best wishes, I trust your trip continues to go well. I wish I was there too. I calculated once that in the twenty years I spent in France I had spent six months hiking in the French Alps. Oh how I love them.
 
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After two days of this:

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I wake up and see that:

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A few more clouds vs sunshine photos here.

Life is good, today I attempt the Schilthorn (on foot, not by cable car ;)).
 
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Life is good, today I attempt the Schilthorn (on foot, not by cable car ;)).
Mountain weather ...

Soon after I started hiking clouds came in. I continued up a most uninteresting trail (steep and wide, driveable by maintenance vehicles for ski installations).

By the time I got to the hut this was the view:

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Continued for a kilometer or so before deciding to call it a day.

On the way down I shot a ton of photos of the mountains peaking out from the clouds, will need much weeding and editing before they are fit for public viewing.
 
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