We’ve enjoyed two weeks of skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, sledging, ice skating and just being in this beautiful, picturesque part of Switzerland. For now it is time to say “Sta bain” – goodbye, but we’ll be back…
Published on 17. February 2017
“Sta bain” – Goodbye
It looks the most beautiful place to visit, thanks for sharing your amazing holiday and the interesting information about the different languages! J 🙂
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Your welcome
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Great post of pictures. We enjoyed being with your there. Sta bain, Vi har haft besök.
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Tack!
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You are welcome.
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Beautiful photographs, as always.
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Thank you
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It looks as though you had a wonderful holiday at this beautiful place. Thank you for sharing these memories with us.
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Your welcome, thank you for joining us. 🙂
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Thanks for sharing, lovely pictures!
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Thank you
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Beautiful pictures!
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Thank you
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I have never seen snow or experienced minus degree temperatures. These frosty pictures are incredibly dreamy and beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing !
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Thank you for visiting. 🙂
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Nice to know that you are exploring this beautiful Swiss corner! Welcome in enchanting Graubünden!!! Thanks as well for liking my Salmon Tartare with Quinoa recipe. I hope you find the chance to try it.
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I love Quinoa, so I’ll definitely have to try it. 🙂
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Fab photos. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you
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Looks like you had an amazing trip!! The photos are beautiful! I like to cross-country ski too even though this year haven’t done it as not much snow in Canada. Thanks for sharing them with us, I never been to Switzerland before.
Thank you for checking out my blog post last week!!
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Thank you and your welcome 🙂
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Our Swiss friends were both born in the Swiss German part but speak French at home. It was interesting seeing 3 languages (Swiss German, French and Italian) on the packaging in Grindelwald but I didn’t see any Romanche written. Do you speak Romanche?
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No, we speak english and swiss german at home and the kids speak german at school.
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It’s so nice to have more than 1 language!
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What a beautiful collection of photos Tammy!! You making me wish we were traveling to Switzerland!! Thanks for giving us a look at your travels… xo
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Thank you. Maybe some day, you will make it to this corner of the world…you never know! 🙂
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Beautiful post about a stunning part of the world. Takes me back to my childhood, my father worked for a Swiss firm based in Zurich (electrowatt) we lived in Zurich for a while. Fond memories of a very happy time.
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Thank you, Switzerland is truly a beautiful country, maybe some day you’ll get a chance to come back… 🙂
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