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The Airshow can easily be seen from Shifnal. We got a good spot in a field overlooking the display.

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

The Red Arrows

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It needs to be +3 degrees and rising to lay bricks. Understandably there hasn’t been a lot of progress while we’ve been on holiday. Nevertheless you can see the basic shape of the building now.

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Raining as we left this morning. Last night we got a very brief peek at the mountains before the snow set in.

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Not so good actually, if you want to go skiing. This is always one of the busiest days of the season, but we had rather hoped the poor weather (did I mention it’s snowing again?) would keep the worst of the crowds away. Not a bit of it. Kleine Scheidegg is like Heathrow Terminal 5 on a Monday morning.

Anyhow, we have a bit of a ski, then return to the village. Despite the unseasonal weather, the Blumenboutique (florist) has a wide range of bedding plants outside, and they’re doing a good trade too.

Anyhow, back home to clean the apartment, pack, then Sina’s for dinner tonight.

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Ibex down near the village today.

Snowboarders having a sit-down on Mannlichen. They do this a lot.

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At last we get a nice day. Sally has decided to have a ski, so here’s the Harrison family at Mannlichen.

Val, Julie and I headed over to Grindelwald. Nice lunch stop at the Rancher bar.

Lovely weather to sit in the sunshine.

Julie’s lunch. Cheese.

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Nothing much doing in Wengen today. More snow and heavy fog.

Lots of hardware outside Rocks bar. Most of it stayed there all day.

Talking of Rocks, we had a quiz last night. We came a creditable 3rd. The joker round involved the production of a top hat from a piece of tin foil.