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A Walk in the Swiss Alps

© Lynn R. Powers

A Walk in the Swiss Alps

Uploaded: November 28, 2011

Description

The Rifflehorn pointing to the Matterhorn.

Comments

Nancy Marie Ricketts November 28, 2011

I wish I had the stamina-AND new joints! Just beautiful, Lynn! A masterpiece, for sure. #1426369

Lynn R. Powers November 28, 2011

ThanksNancy. It had been 48 years since I first climbed the Rifflerhorn and 47 Years since I climbed the Matterhorn. When I took this photo I only had my first digital camera for 4 1/2 months. I also had PADS in my right calf and could barely walk. It took me 45 inutes from about 1/4 mile further down the trail to climb(very slight incline) back to the cog train that goes another 2000 feet up. It should have only taken 5 minutes. Right now I need both new joints and stamina. #9836081

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