It was hard to leave the mountains this
morning: the first snow on the peaks was glistening in the rising sun. The fog
fingers were moving in though and bad weather forecast so I chose to listen to
Mozart’s Requiem on the way down the mountain – and until I left the last of my
favorite peaks.
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Le Luisin |
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Part of the mountains peaks above La Creusaz |
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Les Cimes de l'Est |
Then it was on to more current music –
still loving Andrea Bocelli – and a switch in mentalities. I furthered the mental switch by stopping to
walk along the lake front in the “Grande Rive” just before Evian, France.
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Lakeside in la Grande Rive, France looking towards Lausanne in Switzerland |
Once home, faced with an accumulation of
mail and tasks needing doing, had lunch with a friend, which completed the
switch – at least for a few days.
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