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<\/a><\/p>\nQuiet runs means you can go quite fast.<\/p>\n
Incredible views. This is at a restaurant called Sonnenberg where we stop for coffee.<\/p>\n A bit further up the hill we ski some of the higher slopes. More views! That\u2019ll be the Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau in the background, all around 4000 metres high. In the foreground you see Val who is 1.64 metres.<\/p>\n In the cable car on the way back to Wengen. Remember I said it was quiet?<\/p>\n Back in Wengen we pop into Rocks bar for a beer, and run into our mate Colin. Colin is a carpenter and he scratches a few extra francs by playing his guitar in the bars in the village. He\u2019s actually very good, but don\u2019t tell him I said so.<\/p>\n Colin has a problem.<\/p>\n Earlier this year he sawed the end off one of his fingers doing some carpentry. Not much of his finger, about three quarters of an inch, but enough to be a major handicap if you\u2019re a guitarist. You see him here reconstructing the missing bit of his finger from bits of rubber and sticky tape, so that he can play in the bar tonight. He has not played in public since the accident. Tune in later to see how he gets on.<\/p>\n M\u00fcrren is a little village across the valley from Wengen. It\u2019s quite a bit higher than Wengen, and the story goes that M\u00fcrreners look down on Wengen and say \u2018only any good for growing flowers down there\u2019. We look up … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"