Driver's Eye View - Meiringen to Innertkirchen (Switzerland) 

Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed this video trip through the beautiful Swiss scenery.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride.

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Cheers, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

+Juan Jose Boffo Thank you.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

That is a wonderful way to live life, working in the attractive city of Zurich in the week and spending weekends hiking in the beautiful countryside around Innertkirchen. I will return to spend more time there, just not quite sure when, there are so many awesome places to visit in the world and only one lifetime to try and fit it all in.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride.

+Stage Parades Thanks, I am pleased you enjoyed the trip.

+itsonlycapnkirk Thank-you, as the camera did a reasonable job in the tunnel and several people have asked for tunnels to be included, this seemed to be a good video to gauge reaction.

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it.

Cheers Frank, I'm pleased you enjoy these videos. All the best. Tim.

+Bill Mathies Thank you Bill.

Hi Peter, the Swiss look after their country, very little litter or rubbish.

The whole place is like a massive model railway, its incredible, nowhere else quite like it.

+Peter M Cheers Peter, I am pleased you enjoyed it. Take a look at this video to see the amazing Aare Gorge not seen from the train because it is in a tunnel .....ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4J9WN7v8es.html ..... I missed seeing the gorge because I did not know it was there, now I will have to return.

Merci, je suis heureux que vous avez apprécié la vidéo.

Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed it, the worlds shortest railway station is inside the long tunnel, it's just a door giving access the stunning Aare Gorge - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aare_Gorge

Thank you, I appreciate your comment and the thumbs up :-)

Ich stimme zu, die Schweiz und Österreich sind wunderschöne Länder. Ich freue mich darauf, sie wieder besuchen zu können, wenn die Reisebeschränkungen aufgehoben werden.

Thank you, it's nice to hear from you, Switzerland is so stunningly beautiful, a camera pointed in almost any direction will record a masterpiece. The Swiss and mother nature got together to create near perfection. Take care and stay safe. Tim.

Thank you.

Obrigado, estou satisfeito que você gostou.

Thank u

Ok than q

também gostos destes videos..

Cheers, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Cheers.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it. I'd love to go back to visit the area again, especially the canyon next to the railway tunnel. I had no idea it existed until I checked the route on Google Earth.

@@Timsvideochannel1 I have loads of 35mm colour slides that I took on my 2 holidays to Switzerland. Must view them again and get them digitized. Wish I could go back again.

@@robertbester Hi, it is worth digitizing your slides. It takes a while, but also gives the opportunity to correct those that were either under or overexposed. If for one reason or another its not possible to return, re-living past Holidays is the next best thing.

+Steve Lewis Video Channel. Hi Steve, Swiss train staff, love their trains and they want you to take a ride them. Fascinating trains, a warm welcome and wonderful scenery .... as youngsters say .... what's not to like.

Merci, je suis heureux que vous avez apprécié.

Before I caught the train to Innertkirchen, I knew very little about the area. Now I know I missed so much, I am going to have to return, there is so much to see and do.

+Timsvideochannel1 lussane

Hi Peter, although I can't visit my family, they are good at staying in touch via the internet, imagine how isolated we'd feel if the virus had struck before the internet was a thing. I watch very little regular TV, it's so depressing, at a time when people need light entertainment, why are we being hit with a never ending succession of broadcasts about how bad things are. Here in the UK the vaccine is being rolled out, how is it going where you are? There is light at the end of the tunnel, besides I enjoy watching Netflix and RU-vid. My day job is keeping me busy, no risk of catching the virus on my commute to work, I step out of my back door, stroke the cat for a minute or two then unlock and enter my workshop. I work alone, the only person I see most days is my wife. I reply to RU-vid comments when I've got my machines running. It's not a bad life, although I do miss the company of other people at times. Naturally, I'm looking forward to the lifting of restrictions, I miss travelling. Take care and stay safe. Tim.

Tim, like you I am subject to Tier 4 England, being just down the coast, beyond the IoW, in Dorset. One of my sons is in Aus with three of my grandchildren; whereas another son is in the UK with two more grandchildren. There is another adult grandchild, somewhere in UK, though we haven’t seen much of her since a baby. Ive finally had the hip surgery that was delayed for over 2 years, so I’m keeping a low profile in lockdown, except for exercise including cycling to build up muscle mass that shrank in the NHS waiting game. FaceTime, skype, videos and phone calls keep contact with the Aussie contingent. But the youngest has recently moved from Kindie to start school and changed from the baby to a confident little boy. Our visit to them was overdue with my early surgery ‘wait’, before COVID protection measures further delayed the (then) scheduled op date by a further 9 months. Luckily I went under the knife during the ‘catchup’ period, in early December, with COVID test and much stated risk of catching it in hospital, before the hospital doors slammed shut again with the winter ‘wave’. I didn’t stay as an inpatient for long. Less than 50 hours; but 6 week follow up clinic is all by phone and physiotherapy is none existent. Just keep following the diagrams in the booklet. DIY recovery. Enough of my moaning. I’m so pleased that I had the Op over two years after it was identified as necessary. Peter

@@Pjs75 Hi Peter, you live in a nice area, the lock-down restrictions are very limiting although I'm lucky to have a garden and a reasonable size house, it makes life a lot easier, it must be tough for people with children living in a high rise flat with no outdoor space in one of the big cities. By the time I'm allowed to visit my son in New Zealand again, it is likely 3 years will have passed, the next time I'll see my granddaughter, she will no longer be a little girl, she'll be a young lady. From your comment, I can see you are also missing out on seeing your grandchildren growing up. You were fortunate to get your hip op when you did, it could be a long time before hospitals are preforming routine surgery again. I hope you make a complete recovery, DIY recuperation is a better option than meeting too many health workers at the moment. Take care and stay safe. Tim.

Tim, the last time we met up with my Aussie family was 2016: during their visit to the UK. Our last visit to their home was Nov-Dec 2015 as the third Aussie grandchild had just arrived. Between then and now was punctuated with unwanted medical referrals and a procession of false-start waiting times. Since the pandemic broke, as you realise, travel plans are just on hold, whilst the clock ticks inevitably onwards. Since ‘marking time’ has become essential, I’ve found (amongst others) your You Tube channel has given me a vicarious sense of freedom. Watching your productions that captured changing scenery, especially foreign vistas, when amplified through a modern wide screen TV display, as I do my exercise routine, has brought a welcome sense of freedom, within the strictures of social control. Thank you for sharing as I have travelled far and wide during this last year. Keep safe and well. Regards Peter

@@Pjs75 Getting on for 5 years is a long time to miss form watching grandchildren grow up, hopefully it won't be too much longer. Travel is off the radar for at least the next 3 months, with a bit of luck some travel will be allowed before the end of the year. Once spring arrives, it will be nice to get out to do some gardening, it used to be a chore, now it's a break from being stuck indoors. I am grateful the the many RU-vid creators who post to the platform, especially travel related stuff. My CNC milling machine has just stopped, I'll be spending the rest of the week on a manual lathe, no more daytime RU-vid viewing at least until next week. Stay safe. Tim.

We are lucky to live in a world with so many beautiful places.

That’s so true.

@eren mori No, not at all.

I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride.

"Hi on a hill with a lonely goat heard" you've got me singing along :-)

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

+pega17pl Very true.

Debby, it's nice to hear from people, being able to comment sets RU-vid apart from other media outlets, it makes it more real, not just a picture on a screen, TV is all about stars and wannabe stars, although I admit to enjoying Micheal Portillo and Micheal Palin's travel adventures. RU-vid is about real people sharing real experiences, I rarely watch TV these days.

@@Timsvideochannel1 Same here watch RU-vid more then tv lol, but this is always real life and love that even in your anwers i get to know you better♥

@@Kwebbel48 TV has plenty of choice, even if the best programs were made in the last century, but it can't match RU-vid for choice. Why watch staged reality TV when you can watch the real thing?

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

Gracias, me alegra que lo haya disfrutado.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

I'm pleased you liked it.

Thanks for seeing you.

+abbas jani It is beautiful, I really enjoyed my visit, just wish I had been able to stay longer as I missed so much.

Hi, every-time I return home after a trip to Switzerland and start editing videos using Google Earth as my guide, I discover I missed something amazing such as the gorge right next to railway tunnel on this line. Take a look at this - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4J9WN7v8es.html I've got to go back now, how did I miss it? There are a number of awesome places I have yet to visit in this area, I'm looking forward to returning.

Yip me too still finding new things daily. That link I sent you with them inside that mountain water falls was awesome. Really got to play the lottery and win- LOL. I'm sure missing out on some beautiful country. I know you'll make a video of that trip. Looking forward to your next trips. Safe travels ahead. God bless.

The world is jam packed with amazing places, I aim to see as many as I can before my time is up. When I meet my maker, I'll be sure to thank him for the things I've seen and done.

Amen me too if I can. See them for me. Safe travels. God bless

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

+memeka s. Thank you and Hi from England.

memeka s. Земляк, что это за колея такая, может знаешь? Вроде не узкоколейка, но и не стандартная европейская...

Ширина путей линии Meiringen-Innertkirchen (как и винницкого трамвая) составляет 1000 мм.

Спасибо. Не знал, что у нас где-то есть нестандартная колея у трамваев. В моём родном городе трамваи уже отъездили.

Могу ли я поинтересоваться: в каком городе?

+trem da RFFSA Obrigado.

I'm glad you enjoyed the ride or should I say trip.

Switzerland is a fairytale land, truly beautiful, sometimes dreams come true, I hope your dream to visit Switzerland is one of them.

Cheers, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

Hi, I didn't know the Aare gorge existed until I edited this video and noticed it whist checking spellings using Google Earth. Its looks amazing, now I've got a good reason to return,

@@Timsvideochannel1 You can see the station on the left at 10.00.

@@arburo1 "Yes" it's just a door in the tunnel wall, I believe it has the shortest platform in the world.

Olá, estou feliz que você tenha gostado do passeio. É bom ouvir do ensolarado Brasil, espero visitar um dia. Muitas felicidades da Inglaterra.

Thanks for subscribing, I hope you find some more videos of interest. The wooden carved figures reflect the Swiss sense of humour, they always make me smile.

Hi, I'm pleased you enjoyed it.

Gracias del Reino Unido.

Il y a un sentier à travers les gorges de l'Aar, desservi par la station la plus courte du monde, une porte dans la roche, c'est une promenade très spectaculaire, je suis ravi que vous ayez apprécié la vidéo.

@@Timsvideochannel1 : malheureusement, ne pouvant plus marcher, je ne verrais pas ...

@@pleinecampagne4504 RU-vid nous permet d'aller dans des endroits que nous ne pourrions pas voir autrement.

@@Timsvideochannel1 : c’est comme cela que je découvre la Suisse. D’ailleurs, je me faisais l’idée qu’il n’y avait que des montagnes et cependant, les reliefs au nord-est font plus penser à un plateau vallonné. Mais ce sont les paysages de montagne que je préfè4e.

La Suisse possède un paysage diversifié allant des montagnes alpines aux terres agricoles vallonnées.

The cows are more like cherished pets.

There is a reason the cheese tastes that good.

Thank you, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride, fortunatly the posts were far enough away. The train doesn't hang about.

No, but the use of a wide angle lens creates an exaggerated impression of speed.@@Timsvideochannel1

@@andrewdarley8988 I have to agree the camera does make the train look to be moving faster than it actually was.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@@Timsvideochannel1 Sounds like it was serendipitous, and some of the best things are.

@@mrbisse1 Some of the best things happen more by accident than anything else. Riding this train wasn't part of my plan for the day, but I'm glad the driver invited to take a ride on his train.

@@Timsvideochannel1 I'm glad too. I have already referenced your video at (I'm not sure if this will work, but here goes...) Day 54: Meiringen with “Sherlock Holmes Falls” and More On this day we will back track (literally) back down into the valley to the town of Meiringen. Possibly we could have found cheaper lodging there, but it would not have been up in the fine air of the mountain pass. Our trip can be seen between 07:47 and 10:11 at this site. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VPyFUnMhSGw.html From Meiringen I am quite sure that I walked to Reichenbach Falls. It was not all that far. That is the falls where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock Holmes fall to his death (later to revive him). The way to see the falls is by a short tram. When I was there, however, the place was empty and I was not sure how long I would have to wait, so I decided to hike. That was a mistake. There was no obvious, marked trail, and I was literally on goat trails when not bushwacking through brush. I could hear the falls, but when I tried to get near it where there was no fenced off area, I realized that that was actually too dangerous. Now, though, we can see it virtually at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PwIor9ufmTU.html. Meiringen has another attraction (which I imagined that I had visited, though I had not. I believe I did go to its lower exit) -- the Aareschlucht “Aare Gorge”. To get to its upper entrance we can take the following train and get off at Aareschlucht Ost station. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3bzX847i5FY.html. Then we will walk down through the gorge. Notice the wonderful but simple Swiss engineering. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zx3QyJo1Rlc.html. To get back to our hotel we can return on the train from Meiringen. That part of the trip is shown between 11:10 and 13:19 at the following site. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tszuwG4n_MI.html

@@mrbisse1 Hello Frank, all the links worked well. Reading this reminds me of the things I missed, I will return one day to walk through the Aare Gorge and visit the falls. I often travel as a participant in a rail tour, where I usually get a day or two free to use my Bernese rail Pass, as you can guess I try to cover as much as I can, it's not until I start researching my videos that I find the things I missed. Switzerland is a place I can visit over and over again, there is so much to see and do. Your written piece with links works well, its a nice way to show likely visitors some of the thing they can see, with a little history to add interest.

I hope you enjoyed the ride.

@@Timsvideochannel1 Sure....Driver seems so lucky to me

Hi Mike, the Swiss love their country, it really shows in the way the look after it. The tracks and trains are in good condition, that helps to keep the noise down. It's a pity you aren't able to visit, fortunately there are a lot of videos on RU-vid that give a good impression of what it is like to travel by train through Central European countries.

+Bob Stinson Usually I make people disappear with my video edits, but this time I made one appear or maybe it was the aliens. This is a link to show the river right next to the tunnel ..... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4J9WN7v8es.html .... You asked about the cavities in the rock, one was a station, take a look at this photo ..... www.tripadvisor.co.uk/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g188083-d2284314-i143170387-Aare_Gorge-Meiringen_Bernese_Oberland_Canton_of_Bern.html .... the sound the train made reminded me of London Underground trains, but a flying saucer sounds more likely, given that an alien also appeared. The Swiss train drivers were very helpful and I am extremely grateful to them for helping to capture such wonderful videos. Best Wishes .... Tim.

Besides the Aareschlucht Ost station, which is towards the Innertkirchen end of the tunnel, the cavities on the left towards Meiringen were part of an underground military HQ built during WW2, in case Switzerland was invaded. The staff lived on a rake of coaches parked in the tunnel (I presume the line was closed). If you walk on the path through the gorge, you get to see the remains of another entrance to the complex, and an explanatory sign.

Just amazed by the power of your observation, loved the way you described everything.

You prolly dont care but does any of you know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I love any help you can give me

@Donovan Crosby Instablaster ;)

+65018 What a lovely place to camp, I would love to return one day and walk through the spectacular Aare Gorge.

Olá, é triste que tantas linhas ferroviárias cênicas tenham fechado no Brasil. Na maior parte da Europa, a maioria das linhas ferroviárias sobreviveu; também existem muitas novas linhas de alta velocidade conectando as capitais. Eu moro na Grã-Bretanha, onde cerca de metade de todas as linhas ferroviárias fecharam na década de 1960, hoje as ferrovias transportam mais pessoas do que nunca. as ferrovias ainda desempenham um papel muito importante no mundo moderno. Google Translate - Hi, it is sad that so many scenic railway lines have closed in Brazil. Throughout most of Europe the majority of railway lines have survived, there are also many new high-speed lines connecting the capital cities. I live in Britain where around half of all railway lines closed in the 1960's, today the railways are carrying more people than ever. Railways still play a very important role in the modern world.

@@Timsvideochannel1 olá amigo ótima noite fico feliz pela informação que ainda este transporte sobre trilhos ai tenha sobrevivido ainda mais no transporte de passageiros há quando visitar o nosso Brasil não deixe de visitar aqui há minha cidade de carapicuiba são Paulo abs ótima noite que Deus abençoe vocês

@@marcosantoniosilva4513 Olá, vou me lembrar da cidade de Carapicuíba, São Paulo. O Brasil está incrível, vou tentar visitar. Muitas felicidades. Tim.

@@Timsvideochannel1 ok amigo as portas estará abertas abs bom fim de noite a todos nós.

@@marcosantoniosilva4513 Obrigado

Hi, I didn't know this train existed. I arrived at Meiringen with an hour or so to spare, after speaking to the driver, I decided to go for a ride, I'm really glad I did, it was an unexpected and very worthwhile experience. All the views were taken on the same trip, I placed a GoPro in the front window and filmed from the side with a hand held camcorder.

Salut, je suis heureux que vous avez apprécié. J'aime toujours visiter la Suisse.

@@Timsvideochannel1 oui moi aussi mais j'ai de amis a Neuchatel enfin Marins exactement et je vais souvent les voir. C'est également un très beau lac. Merci pour le travail de la video.

@@xavierthomas8311 Neuchatel est une jolie ville au bord du lac, un endroit agréable pour vos amis à vivre, j'aimerais naviguer sur le lac, peut-être un jour.

É um bom hobby, estou na Alemanha hoje filmando ferrovias estreitas de guage operadas a vapor para fazer o upload para o RU-vid 😊.

I hope you get there, don't forget the canyon walk and awesome cable car ride.

Hello Zahid, I'm pleased you enjoyed the ride. Greetings from England.

Ich habe über den vorgeschlagenen Tunnel gelesen, aber ich weiß nicht, wann oder ob er passieren wird.

It was a single carriage with a driving compartment at both ends.

Hi, Switzerland is one of my favourite places to visit, awesome scenery and all kinds of wonderful railways. I believe this line was operated with an old tram for a while, see this link for more information - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meiringen%E2%80%93Innertkirchen_railway

+Timsvideochannel1 ah yes I see that. Really interesting stuff. I'll be sure to check out some of your other videos!

+AndreiTupolev Hi, the railway was originally built to aid the construction of a hydro-electric scheme and I think the construction site has something to do with an outlet from one of the power stations, this link gives a little more information ... www.grimselstrom.ch/kwoplus-en-US/stilling-basin-innertkirchen/

+Timsvideochannel1 More specifically according the German Wikipedia, the terminus at Innertkirchen is actually on the grounds of the hydro-electric plant.

+AML2000 It must have been a massive hydro-electric scheme to have warranted building a railway line, nice that the line has been retained for passenger trains.

+Dana Mack Hello Dana, Wikipedia comes up with information again, as you read, this line was built to aid the construction of a hydro-electric scheme. The railway had been operated using an old Bern tram, before they received the train in which I travelled, you might want to take a look at the gorge next to the long tunnel ..... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l4J9WN7v8es.html ...... to think, I had no idea what was round the corner until the driver suggested I take a ride on his train.

Thank you and best wishes from the UK.

Este tren es inusual, porque los pasajeros pueden sentarse con el conductor.

+Jack Kreighbaum Hi Jack, take a look at this one and let me know what you think - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GxIjoeD0rgw.html - Some of the Swiss videos are uploaded as a drivers eye view and as a scenic journey.

Hi Neil, I'm glad you liked the video. I tried PIP a couple of times and wasn't too sure about the results, maybe its time for me to have another go. Thanks for taking time to comment. Tim.

+Cheers Tim! I enjoy those "driver's eye" train trip vids. I suggested PiP 'cause you had some shots in this video that would work well(you were obviously using a second camera) with the shots you took with your main camera. Might I ask what editing software you use? For my work I mainly use Cyberlink Power Director 14 Ultra.

Hi, I use Pinnacle Studio Ultimate version 20. Its pretty good although I can only edit around 10 minutes finished video at a time in 4K because it is very resource hungry and taxes my computer too much. I join the segments into one when I am happy with the result. There are all kinds of PIP options in Studio and I really should give it another go. One of the problems is that more than 60% of the videos I make are watched on mobile phones and I am concerned that PIP might make the picture too small. I have tried Cyberlink Power Director 14 Ultra and to be honest it is very similar to the package I am using, they both preform pretty well, I just need the next generation computer to deal with 4K.

+Tim, As well as Power Director 14 Ultra(and the earlier PD8 Ultra) I have Pinnacle Studio 18. I've found Studio 18 to be somewhat cumbersome and it took a while to get my head around how to use it. My biggest disappointment with Studio 18 is that it can't/won't allow the use of PNG transparencies. I often design my own title graphics and save them as PNG transparencies. For PD14 Ultra, no problem! The transparent(alpha) area works as it should. However on Pinnacle Studio 18 the alpha area stays black and blots out the image behind it..... not good at all! As for watching video on a mobile phone, Nah! Screen's way too small to get any enjoyment out of the video, not to mention the crappy sound coming out of the tiny speaker, but even using headphones, the small screen ruins it! Give me a good-size computer monitor any day! Cheers!

Pinnacle is like many programs, it takes a while to learn, but after that it's pretty good. The problem you describe with .png transparencies is one I also suffered from in Pinnacle 17, but not in Avid Studio. It cropped up again in version 20, which was almost unusable when it was first released, until an update solved almost all the issues I was having. I have no problems with HD video, but I limit the length of the video I am creating to around 10 minutes if I am working in 4K, it's no problem then to just import the shorter segments and create the finished article. I don't normally watch video on my phone, but according to You Tube more than half of all views are on a tablet or mobile phone, so it is in my interest to watch my own videos from time to time on a mobile phone to check that everything is legible, as a result I have increased the size of the text I use. Take care. Tim.

Most of Switzerland looks like a full size model railway, I love it.

@@Timsvideochannel1 absolutely no wonder.

The rails have been left there ready to replace the existing rails that are worn to the point where they need to be replaced. I listened to some of your music videos, there is some good stuff there.

Hi, the spare rails had been laid out ready to replace the existing worn rails during the next engineering possession.

They live in a nice place.

The Swiss don't have problems with people walking through tunnels, the driver would be warned in advance if there were any maintenance workers in the tunnel.

Thank you, I think the train only stops at the tunnel station by request.

Its best to alight in the tunnel and then walk through the gorge in the Meiringen direction and pick up the train at the other Aareschluct station, and back to Meiringen.

I did not know about the gorge or the tunnel station until I returned home. After watching a video on another You Tube channel showing both the station and gorge I realised what I had missed. It would be nice to return one day to see the gorge and it's unique station.

In Switzerland, the narrow gauge trains are used in the same way as mainline trains, even more remarkable considering parts of the network use the rack system to negotiate the more severe inclines.

Yes, those grades are phenomenal!

Hi, glad you enjoyed the ride. The tunnels were just too dark to film.

The Kirchetunnel is 1,502-metre (4,928 ft) long - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meiringen%E2%80%93Innertkirchen_Railway

Oi, este belo lugar é na Suíça.

Obrigado é ótimo

It's a tough job, someone has to do it :-)

It' is a beautiful place, I hope you get there one day.

Many thanks Tim..