Heya, this post will be brief as i am still a while of finishing this trip. Anyhow on the last day of camp there was another mountain to conquer. This particular mountain was quite high and required a chairlift to the top. After a steep ascent by car to the base of a hill it was discovered that the lift was out of action as it was lunch time. The chairlift ride rode us up over a hill then down again to another platform..then up the climb to the base of the mountain. The older ladies got a ride up with a friendly local in a 4 wheel drive. We all ate the local fare at a restaurant which was located about 500m up a sharp rise. I had some delicious pasta with mushroom sauce and half a strudel. It was quite chilly and windy being so high up but i was keen to tackle the 1km or so climb to the very top. A few had already set off earlier and i passed them on their way down. At the top the view showed the whole surrounding area and i got a real sense of the mountainous region. That evening there was a market in the village centre. People selling wares and food, as well as a brass band consisting of 6 blokes who were very energetic and fun. Forgot to bring my camera with me which i was spewing about afterwards. Afterwards played some cards, Chinese 500 and i won! :D That was about it for today.
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hi gad,
climbing mountains is a healthy exercise, or?! there is a strong sense that you enjoyed the alpine region around tirol for to be on a mountain top is such an elating feeling.... not many days now and you are on your way to germany and eastern europe; your travel itinery looked methodical and organised, i suppose it is based on things/events you extracted from the lonely planet guide etc.; there should be internet cafes as far east as bulgaria or poland, so stay in touch, won't you ?!quite remarkable, actually, because you will see places i have never seen in my days, because they were (back then) behing the iron curtain and part of the sowjet union hemisphere; buy another chip for your camera, so you don't runout of memory
cheers for now from papa
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