It was a three-day weekend last weekend, as 1st of August is a National Holiday in Switzerland. Both Tom and I went off to a little excursion heading towards the south for a Jungfrau visit. My title comes from the fact that I have driven most of my 3-day trip and the number of summits I have driven up and down the narrow paths I’ve taken. I am quite proud of this number since I have only driven a car in Ishigaki Island where maximum speed limit is between 30-40km, and that also happened after 5 years since I had my driver’s license. I had seen a couple of times where Tom would be sitting next to me holding pretty tight to the car, but hey, both of us are alive and safely home, eh?
Was a dull weather in Zurich on Friday morning and by the time we got to Kleine Scheidegg (2061m. Mountain pass below and between the Eiger and Lauberhorn peaks) it was miserable.
But also proved how the weather up in the mountains changes very quickly. During the middle of the dinner we saw a glimpse of the sunset which reflected the mountain like this. Oh, this was a wonderful moment!!
