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Kapellbrüke, or Chapel Bridge, originally built in 1333, is the oldest covered bridge in Europe. Spanning Lake Lucerne, with a lovely waterfront dotted by cafés, surrounded by the Swiss Alps. Beautiful! |
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The Pfistern family tree, complete with branches depicting the coats of arms of families that lived in Lucerne. Impressive enough on paper, but what a mural. |
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Writer Goethe was actually German, but stayed here in Lucerne for a while, dreaming up: “There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children. One is roots, the other is wings.” |
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How crazy are these James Brown Easter bunnies. Yeah! I feel GOOD! |
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“Oh… jah!” We’ve been eating a little too well on this trip. |
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Signs like these are in all major cities in Europe. You know exactly when your bus is arriving at the stop. American mass transit is behind the power curve. |
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