End of year roundup

These are some things that happened during the last few months of 2017.

We went on a wonderful walk from Kandersteg to Jegertosse.

Balmhorn (3698 m) from Jegertosse.

Balmhorn (3698 m) from Jegertosse.

Looking back to Kandersteg.

Looking back to Kandersteg.

The sunsets in Lausanne got quite ridiculous as autumn came in. Here's a timelapse taken from Tanya's and my favourite bar in Lausanne, the Jetée de la Compagnie.

We went to Düsseldorf to see Tanya's parents who were visiting there.

Düsseldorf.

Düsseldorf.

In the Neanderthal valley.

In the Neanderthal valley.

German countryside.

German countryside.

Leaving Düsseldorf.

Leaving Düsseldorf.

I went to Locarno for a workshop and spent a couple of days in the Italian speaking part of Switzerland.

Locarno.

Locarno.

This mystery fruit was much commented on by workshop participants, and then disappeared in nefarious circumstances.

This mystery fruit was much commented on by workshop participants, and then disappeared in nefarious circumstances.

We rode our bikes to the Lac de Joux in the Jura mountains, to camp overnight and celebrate a friend's birthday.

Starlings over autumn vines.

Starlings over autumn vines.

Lac Brenet, next to the Lac de Joux.

Lac Brenet, next to the Lac de Joux.

Campsite!

Campsite!

Tanya's Dad Greg visited Switzerland and we walked together near Gimmelwald.

Tanya and Greg.

Tanya and Greg.

Three class peaks: Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau.

Three class peaks: Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau.

Crazy avalanche shelter in Stechelberg.

Crazy avalanche shelter in Stechelberg.

Tanya and I walked to the Pas de l'Illsee from Chandolin, and down to St-Luc.

Illsee, the illest see.

Illsee, the illest see.

The Couronne de Zinal from afar.

The Couronne de Zinal from afar.

Snowgun tests left weird and slippery piles of ice around the place.

Snowgun tests left weird and slippery piles of ice around the place.

The Matterhorn from near St-Luc.

The Matterhorn from near St-Luc.

Mélèzes en feu.

Mélèzes en feu.

Later on, we walked from La Forclaz to Bréona in Val d'Hérens. Up high the snow was starting to stick around.

Oh, and we also went to the Moors near Manchester to visit our friends Andrew and Alex. Good times were had; here is a taste of the English countryside we walked through:

English sheep.

English sheep.

A famous grouse!

A famous grouse!

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