Low light and deep shadows on the one side, and foggy rosy sunset on the other side of Flüelapass
Starting in Nauders, Austria, via Reschen lake and Haider Alm, Italy, I biked all the way down to the Inn river in Engadine, Switzerland.
Although we have a Weissenstein (White rock) nearby our home in Solothurn canton, Switzerland, there is a Weissenstein equivalent in the Dolomite Mountains in Italy, including the White Peak (Weisshorn, Corno Bianco).
Second visit to Hotel Pfösl to relax and unwind – and of course enjoy the Dolomite mountains. This time, there were the three of us, of course, including Farkas.
I don’t care if my owner thinks it is too cold and muddy outside. Since I’ve discovered I really like water I jump in at any occasion. And I am still not a clean swimmer and splash around quite a bit. And the rubbing down afterwards, with a nice Vizsla Club towel with my name on it isn’t that bad, after all.
I had the opportunity for another quick weekend-trip and chose one more “B-city” in Europe to explore. From Kosice in Slovakia I went on a road trip to the wine region bordering Hungary, looking at Tokaj and rolling hills and small rivers.
The days are still long and quite hot so we profited from the elevation at Seeberg Lake at the end of Diemtig Valley in the Bernese Oberland alps. And of course we found time for an outdoor lunch and splashing around in a cold creek.
with the Ferry from Friedrichshafen arriving in Romanshorn, and a look down on the industrial small port in Güttingen
Looping around Hinterstocken and Oberstocken lakes back to the aerial tramway. A fantastic day out – but such an expensive trip if you do take the tramway up and down, I forgot this is Switzerland… yet how Farkas accepts the trails and then jumped straight into the fresh water was priceless.
Including a visit to Pirita rand, the beach, harbor and part of the Olympic stadiums from 1980.
