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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Goodbye Zugspitze

How time flies when when we are having fun. It was time to depart Zugspitze. I will always remember the awesome scenery in mind. It did not feel cold at all, perhaps we were dressed appropriately for the occasion.Final view of the Zugspitze.



 Flag of Germany
 Goodbye Zugspitze
 We were at the souvenir shop

The descent from Zugspitze was via train - a slow process whereby we could not see any scenery as it was underground.
 Smiling Pat

The train station

Our next stop was lunch whereby our guide dropped us at the vicinity of our hotel.

Suan Thai

Thai Salad

On 24 June, the travel kakis -Jeff, Ailing, Eunice,Cheryl, Gina & I met at Suan Thai for dinner. It was great meeting all of them - lots of travel stories to catch up on, especially on Eunice experience in Paris and Switzerland.

SuanThai, located at 101 Killiney Road, is a small cosy place. They have a buffet priced at $20.90++. Yet with all the add on like drinks at $3.50++ for calamasi and towels, each adult paid $30. The food was good, the spread was limited. I could not stand the fast pace serving, it was like we have to rush our food.

 2 jugs of unlimited flow of drinks
 Spring rolls - not crispy


 Boneless Stuffed Chicken wings
 Tom Yam Soup - Too spicy for Pat
 Chicken Wrapped in Pandan Leaves
 Toufu - delicious - we ordered 2nd round of this dish
 Green Curry - Gina's favourite
 Vegetables with Oyster Sauce
Sweet & Sour Fish
 Thai Rice Crackers
 Pretty Cheryl
 Desserts - Red Ruby (Pat's favourite- she had 2 bowls)
 Steamed Tapioca -Eunice's favourite
 The gals in Singapore - Gina, Eunice, Pat & Ailing
 The travel kakis dining together in Singapore - yes no german food for us

 Ailing & Pat
It was lovely meeting all of them. Thanks to Ailing and Jeff, we managed to check out the differences in tour prices and obtained a refund. We may catch up at the next travel fair. Stay in touch.

Friday, June 29, 2012

3rd Level of Zugspitze


We proceeded to the 3rd level of Zugspitze. It's such an amazing view. From Germany's highest outlook, this one-of-a kind 360 degree panorama offers an overwhelming view across the international mountain world. The view is truly infinite. Open views in every direction almost 3,000 meters (9,843 feet) above sea level. The seemingly endless chains of snow-powdered peaks jut up into the sky like mighty stone saw blades.

The unmatched 360° panorama, I certainly was overwhelmed by the phenomenal visibility: In ideal weather conditions, one can see more than 400 peaks in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy at a distance of up to 250 kilometers (155 miles), all at once.

 Reach for the sky
 Pat & Gina
 The babe just enjoying herself
 Panorama view from Pat's camera
 On the snow
 For the BMW dude
 Mix and match -the footprints


 What's up doctor, now she's playing with the snow
 The playful babe
 The babe and the BMW car



 Dick enjoying the view and hi-five
(the following pictures are photos from Dick and Jeff. Thanks guys for sharing the photos)
Here we are in Germany's highest church " Maria Heimsuchung". Blessed by today's Pope Benedict XVI, this close to heaven chapel invites you to a moment of reflection in the midst of the high-alpine mountain world.
 Gina soaking in the beauty
 Jeff is hidden in the blue atmosphere
 Inside the chapel
Such beauty