Monday, October 09, 2006
When I got back to Zurich from the Alps the train station was full of ravers. There air smelled like pot, there were kids laying on the pavement drugged out and the techno music was blaring.
There were over 800,000 people celebrating in Zurich for the event.
After a wonderful dinner at one of Zurich's finest French restaurants, Joan and I enjoyed a walk and then a drink to do some catching up.
This is what happens when the company that makes the Swatch watch produces a car.
The Rhine River begins in the Rheinwaldhorn Glacier of Switzerland and flows north and east approximately 820 miles (1,320 km). It is navigable from the North Sea to Basel, Switzerland.
Pascale with her new handmade camera. She took lots of pictures during this field trip.
Some of the buildings in this town were built over five hundred years ago.
After dinner we had a multinational karaoke festival. The first tune was in Italian.
I am not drinking all the wine. I am using it as a prop (instead of a microphone).
An old Roman fort. It is amazing to see how vast the Roman empire was.
Joan, Bovi and the kids took me to this place to enjoy some sun and swimming. To the Swiss it was a nice warm day, but for most it would have been to cold.
Driving Yves Mini to the Ski resort close to Zurich. It was lots of fun!
This ski resort has figured out a good way to make a living even when there is no snow.
