Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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It would be nice to see tsom sometime :)
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Here you go:

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Colour in this one wasn't great so I knocked it out and tried to make something "artistic"!

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Worth zooming out just to capture the backdrop!

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The way up...

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So from where you get off the bus, this is the view to the "destination" (ridge)

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Swiss chalets

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The ants on the ascent

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This was probably the toughest bit in some respects

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Final stretch

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Worth it though

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The buses we arrived on

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The "target" (or one of htem)

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The Eiger in the distance

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From left to right (under the cloud, you have to use yuor imagination!), Thunersee, Interlaken and the Brienzersee

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Re: Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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Spectacular.......thanks for that Toby

The 'ants' give a real scale persective.

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Smashing shots Toby. No problem with low cloud base.. just get the public to rise above it :lol:

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Phenominal :thumbsup:
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That second set proves the old addage that Location is everything there Toby :lol: :thumbsup:
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Re: Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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WOW! Thanks for sharing those, Toby.

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Re: Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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Seeing that terrain and this come up in the new

Hard to imagine a 34 mile tunnel :-O

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11548845
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Re: Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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I went in the current Gotthard tunnel last year on a trip from Zürich to Lugano. You get sent round and round a couple of mountains two or three times in order for the train to ascend or decend. I think this new tunnel alleviates that need.

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Re: Axalp Fliegerschiessen 2010

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Proper train set scenery :lol:
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