30,000 steps = 15 miles walked in Lucerne Switzerland today. My record so far! We were soooo proud of our selves and will be bragging about it for days to come! And hopefully breaking this record in the near future... Now on to what we actually did today to get those steps!
We took the train from Zurich to Lucerne, a little mountain town on the edge of the Alps. It was a bit foggy and chilly but Sally and I were hopeful! We started out walking around the more touristy and shopping area of the town first. This area was exactly like we pictured Switzerland to look like. The buildings were a bit older and a bunch of them had cute little paintings and architectural features to them.
Upon exploring the village we found a huge wall and working clock tower which of course we climbed up! Due to the fog the view was not the best but it was really cool to see all of the parts of the clock tower and watch the bells ring.
We then began our hike around Lake Lucerne, we actually it started as a walk but we ended up in these beautiful mountains with amazing views of the Alps and Swiss country side. The scary part was that when we looked down the mountain we could not see anything as there was so much fog, we had hiked aboved the fog and it was amazing!
Lake Lucerne
This is what all the Swiss playgrounds look like. Sooo much cooler than American playgrounds! (Not pictured, zip line)
Greg the Goat
This where we walked to, I would tell you where it is but I don't speak German, hint its some vineyard
Finally, The Alps!!!
After our hike we went to look for dinner though did not have much luck as the town seemed to be lacking in restaurants and the few we did find we a bit too fancy and we would have stuck out like a sore thumb. Thankfully the grocery stores do a great job at providing ready meals with both hot and cold foods, I assume that most people must just eat out of the grocery stores? There are very few fast food or quick food places around. Anyway, the food was still great and we made it back to our hotel room before collapsing and preparing our feet for tomorrow.






























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