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Waka waka Part I- Gurten

 Part of this blog is meant to be about my 'waka waka' escapades.  So here is Part I - Gurten.

Hope you enjoy these pictures!

Welcome to Gurten! When I saw the green hills, first thing I wanted to do was run like Maria (Sound of Music) and sing 'The hills are alive! with the sound of music!'







A view of the town from Gurten.



It is said that you haven't been to Bern until you visit Gurten and swim in the Aare! This is the first step, come spring, I'll take a dive in the Aare! 

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