Lauterbrunnen in Switzerland

How about those trees!?

A local home set against some lovely scenery

Kristel, Lillah and Becks in an offical Swiss, Swiss Army Knife Shop

Mike and I sampling local fashion

Part of the troops

My boof head with some very picturesque waterfalls in the background.

Very pretty

Amazing.

No matter how long you stare at it you just cant get enough.

Lunch Break

How much wood can a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck can chuck wood?

Yet another pretty photo

A babbling brook running down the mountain and along the trail.

Difference strokes for different folks.

Inside Trummelbach Falls

These amazing waterfalls are fed by three different mountains.

Ew, its fondue! This was our dinner on our second night

Cally feeling the full impact.

A small place but a nice place

Right throughout my travels I have constantly been taken by architecture and the different styles of living

Draw your weapons!

Not really, we were just being silly. They were warm though

The fact that we are standing in height order is a complete fluke. Mike, Jason, Lillah, Me, Becks and Carly

If you listened carefully you could always hear the waterfalls cascading over rocks and such.

One silly day a small group of us decided to climb a mountain. It was great for photos, not so great for my hangover. This is looking back towards where we were staying. That structure in the foreground is for a train type carriage to take people to the top. It was closed for maintenance.

Lush green valleys below and snow capped Swiss Alps above. Breath taking

I couldn't find a cow though. :)

This is where Carly and Becks and myself retired and stopped hiking to have lunch. Very nice views to munch your sandwich by.

This is not an optical illusion, this is a real wood pile. The swiss take their wood stacking very seriously. They all look this tidy. Aussie men take note.

I needed to pee at this point- maybe thats why I noticed the creek.

(cough cough) 'Excuse me mister, there is grass growing on the roof of your carport.'

We paid 10 franks to get a cable car up to the entrance of the falls.

Every year they wash away approximately 22000 tonnes of bolder and spans 24 squared kilometres.

For all those cheeze lovers out there, you can have it. I had like 6 pieces max and spent the night going back and forth to the toilet. For those of you on my table, it had nothing to do with dipping it in my beer. Cheeze, gross.

Thats Donk (or Leigh) our smashing Driver.