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Havercuse: station for the cog wheel train taking us up Mt Pilatus
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Havercuse: view of Lake Lucerne while ascending Mt Pilatus
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Havercuse: view of Lake Lucerne while ascending Mt Pilatus
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Havercuse: inside the steepest cog wheel train in the world
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Havercuse: view of Lake Lucerne from the steepest cogwheel train on earth (gradient 48%), climbing Mt Pilatus
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Havercuse: chillin at 45 degrees
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Havercuse: "Umm, is that snow outside? Isn't it July?"
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Havercuse: yes, snow
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Havercuse: living life at a 45% angle; side of Mt Pilatus. (also dealing with snow in July)
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Havercuse: Me and Kelly, inside the cogwheel train, ascending Mt Pilatus
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Havercuse: ever upwards
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Havercuse: we took quite a path
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Havercuse: the weather deteriorated as we got higher and higher
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Havercuse: the weather deteriorated as we got higher and higher
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Havercuse: our view is threatened!
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Havercuse: snow in July, just what I had in mind
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Havercuse: snow in July, just what I had in mind
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Havercuse: this is the peak of Mt Pilatus. I imagine at other times there's something spectacular going on in the distance
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Havercuse: for a brief moment we got a glimpse of what it was supposed to look like
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Havercuse: see the complete white-out through the windows? That should be beautiful scenery.
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Havercuse: look at that view! Whoo!
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Havercuse: at least there was this thing
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Havercuse: Kelly forgot to bring her winter boots
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Havercuse: at points it seemed like a blizzard up there