November 26, 2012
Today was a travel day, from Zurich to Geneva. This means traveling nearly the full length of Switzerland and passing through and around part of the Swiss Alps. The trip itself was uneventful and unfortunately, there was very little opportunity for sight seeing as the weather was cloudy and rainy and you do pass through the Alps (by tunnel). Once we reached the shores of Lake Geneva, it was difficult to separate the cloud from the lake as both were grey. Oh well, it's winter and to be expected. Getting to my hotel was straight forward and I'm settled in having done a little exploring to get my bearings and visit the supermarket to get supplies. Tomorrow I'm of to C.E.R.N. (the European center for Nuclear Research), the home of the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful"atom smasher".
Today was a travel day, from Zurich to Geneva. This means traveling nearly the full length of Switzerland and passing through and around part of the Swiss Alps. The trip itself was uneventful and unfortunately, there was very little opportunity for sight seeing as the weather was cloudy and rainy and you do pass through the Alps (by tunnel). Once we reached the shores of Lake Geneva, it was difficult to separate the cloud from the lake as both were grey. Oh well, it's winter and to be expected. Getting to my hotel was straight forward and I'm settled in having done a little exploring to get my bearings and visit the supermarket to get supplies. Tomorrow I'm of to C.E.R.N. (the European center for Nuclear Research), the home of the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful"atom smasher".
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