Jungfrau (1)

Conversing with my colleague just a while ago had reminded me of memories back in Switzerland where I actualized one of my yearn ings during a 38-day backpack journey.

It was on the 24th day, I was on the train departing from Luzern bound for Interlaken. The train was snaking into a bunch of greenish trees as it went slowly forward, soon surrounded by exquisite lakes. While relishing ever-changing scenery through the train window, I remember I kept myself busy by for taking pictures with excitement. Before I knew it, the train arrived at Interlaken and I transferred to the local train bound for Grindelwald--my destination. I was amazed at what the scenery had been changing drastically into more idyllic and peaceful, and being approached by a belt of dynamic steep mountains. It was brimmed with gems of nature resources.

Grindelwald is a tiny village sitting on a gorge of the Alps, of which altitude hits approximately 1,000m. It is seen noting, but a bunch of accommodations in front of the terminal and yet every building there was harmonized with the atmosphere. More significantly, a world famous mountain, Eiger, which has kept enchanting alpinists, is in your arm’s reach alongside of paralleled mountains.

^I don't know how to correct this. It seems kinda poetry+circus language.

It was more than overwhelming to tremble me with dignity of nature. Checking in a inn straight ahead, I managed to get a quick sleep to get ready for the next day.
Glare of The sunshine through the window woke me up in the early in the morning. I took a fresh shower and rushed out for a long-awaited activity, climbing up to the peak of Jungfrau by tram. I had made a purchasement for the ticket beforehand at the inn, which was a bit pricy in spite of being moderately discounted, though it found worthwhile after all. The ticket was assigned at a further station in 20 minutes walk, and thereby I decided to take a stroll down to the station. It was just a short walk, though I was impressed by the sophisticated sweeping view. No matter how far I kept at walking I was able to overlook anything without being obstructed with annoying buildings unlike urban places.

Jungfrau (1)

Conversing with my colleague just a while ago reminded me of memories in Switzerland where I actualized one of my yearnings during a 38-day backpacker journey.

It was on the 24th day. I was on the train departing from Luzern bound for Interlaken. The train was snaking into a bunch of greenish trees as it went slowly forward, soon surrounded by exquisite lakes. While relishing ever-changing scenery through the train window, I remember I kept myself busy for taking pictures with excitement. Before I knew it the train arrived at Interlaken, and I transferred to the local train bound for Grindelwald that was my destination. I was amazed at what the scenery had been changing drastically into more idyllic and peaceful, and getting approached a belt of dynamic, steep mountains. It was brimmed with gems of nature resources.

Grindelwald is a tiny village, sitting on a gorge of the Alps, of which altitude hits approximately 1,000m. It is seen noting but a bunch of accommodations in front of the terminal, and yet every building there was harmonized with the atmosphere. More significantly, a world famous mountain, Eiger, which has kept enchanting alpinists, is in your arm’s reach alongside of paralleled mountains. It was more than overwhelming to tremble me with dignity of nature. Checking in an inn straight ahead, I managed to get a fast sleep to get ready for the next day.

Glare of the sunshine through the window woke me up in the early morning, I took a fresh shower and rushed out for a long-awaited activity, climbing up to the peak of Jungfrau by tram. I had made a purchase for the ticket beforehand at the inn, which was a bit pricy in spite of being moderately discounted, turned out worthwhile to take after all. The ticket was assigned at a further station in 20 minutes walk, and thereby I decided to take a stroll down to the station. It was just a short walk, though I was impressed by the sophisticated sweeping view. No matter how far I kept at walk I was able to overlook anything without being obstructed with annoying buildings unlike urban places.