Seamus and Heffa "being tortured" in the words of Ganesh
	Seamus' back
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	An activity bag, for the Guides for the trip
	The contents - booklet, notebook and pen, things to make pompoms, pipe cleaner teddy bears, code wheels, origami, hexahexaflexagons, scoubidoux, friendship bracelets, emergency details cards, currency converters and postcards
	All (but Charly) at Exeter Services, just before we set off.
	The view from our chalet, the mountain to the right
	and part of the village of Adelboden to the left
	The bread, vast quantities of which were delivered daily.
	On Sunday 7th we went to the Trummelbach waterfalls, a series of 15 falls partly underground. My camera got quite a bit of spray on the lens, hence the blobbiness on the photos.
	We also went to Grindlewald, up a cable car. These photos are taken through glass, hence their funny appearance.
	We're above cloud base.
	Monday 8th. The view from the chalet again, but with ominous clouds.
	We were up for 6am, getting the coach at 7:15 to get to the Lauterbrunnen train station for the train to the Jungfraujoch. The station has no raised platorms, you are literally walking amongst the trains. They are all electric and on a narrow gauge.
	We climbed up through the mountains on the train, on a single track line, occasionallly pausing at passing places. It was ear-popping.
	The views from the train were excellent.
	At the top of the Jungfraujoch is an observation platform, which I managed to get a shot of through the monocular.
	We changed trains part way, the second train taking us up through a tunnel inside the mountain.
	At the end of the train line is an ice palace carved out of the glacier inside the mountain. The floor, walls and ceiling are all ice, cold and slippery.
	They have scultped figures out of the ice. Here is a family of polar bears.
	Eagles
	An Eskimo and igloo scene
	Seals
	The tacky bit
	Penguins!
	An angel
	The mountain
	And the ear popping journey down.
	Tuesday 9th
	We walked to Our Chalet, the first World Centre of Guiding
	The birth certificate of Olave St Clare (Lady BP)
	The dining room at OC
	The dresser
	Us in the dining room
	Alison renewing her promise as DC
	Seamus and Heffa
	All those who made their promise
	The mascots
	Collapsed after lunch
	Our chalet (not Our Chalet) from the other side of the river, on the walk home from Our Chalet
	The girls walking up to our chalet.
	In the evening we went to an ice disco organised by Jeka.
	It's pretty hard to get a shot of the girls, as they pass quite quickly and it was too dark to see them in good time.
	Tink and Vicky dancing (this is Tink's first time on the ice)
	Wednesday 10th involved an 8 mile hike in the hot sun uphill to the Woodcarver's, then the village
	We're in the Bernese Oberland, famous for its bears
	Thursday 11th Tobogganing at Oeshcinensee (after a an open 2 person chair lift to get up there)
	Big Al, one of our drivers
	Wee Al, the other
	Me getting "Tink" (who has soft marshmallow all over her lips)
	Friday 12th Seamus at my bedroom window
	We walked up to town to do some shopping
	A bike made from pipes hanging off a chalet
	Oh Sir Jasper! (I can't take photos in half darkness with a fire in the way very well)