Day 11 Finishing in Lucerne, passing through Bern, and onto Geneva

On Tuesday morning, we woke up and checked
out a few more things in Lucerne. this is Fritschi
Fountain. Named after a possible farmer, who
made people laugh and gave the poor free wine.


Possibly the Jesuit chapel

First mentioned in 1356, this is Kornmarkt: town hall

where grain was possibly stored.

The Lion Monument. It's to be a reminder of the mercenary

soldiers from Central Switzerland serving the French King,

Louis XVI that were killed during the French Revolution at

Tuileries in Paris in 1792

Julie and I in front of the Swiss temple. Notice the swiss flag

The Swiss Temple in Bern, Switzerland

Wanted to show the German writing.

After we left Bern, we were onto our final destination.

Geneva, right next to the airport. Our final train ride

Mel

Joneel

We shopped at the COOP for lunches while we were in

Switzerland. We were very happy to find a COOP restaurant

the last evening in Switzerland. Good prices. YAY It was

with in walking distance from our last hotel, the Express

Holiday Inn

After getting quite the trip through Switzerland, and being

able to see Paris, we felt like we'd really seen a lot, and

done a lot. I loved being able to stop in Bern and see the

Swiss temple. I'm so glad we ran into the missionaries that

were able to give us very detailed directions, so it was easy

to find. By the time we'd come back to the Geneva airport,

we were ready to head home. We left the hotel at 6:15 am

and waited for our 7:45 am flight. I am so glad we left on

that early Wed. morning flight. Later in the day the volcano

went off in Iceland, stranding the passengers in Europe.

I enjoyed my time there, but to me......There's No Place

Like HOME !!!!