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Thanks for watching! We are happy you enjoyed the video. Cheers and happy new year. Both France and Switzerland are convenient and next to one another, so you can visit both 😉
@@HelenandTimTravel Happy new year you too. I will surely visit both countries next year.🥰 Can't wait to see your next video. Am curious to know about your next Video topic😊 Keep going and connected on social media. Jobair jovan
Omg, you had me on the edge of my seat the entire time! Just when I thought the scary moment was over, then the next scariest comes up, and of course, the scariest of all is indeed the bridge. Tim didn’t even break a sweat!! A week ago, Henry had sent a Reddit video to the group of us that recently did the Swiss trip together and it was this exact adventure (via ferrata) and me and my bestie both said, no way would we do this! And here we are watching you guys crush it! I’m going to have to forward this video to them. Bravo! Thanks for sharing this experience. Like you, we’ll also have to return to Switzerland some day…it really is a slice of heaven.
It was a really cool experience and we really thought there would be more exposed parts, but it was just the right amount. 😆😅 Tim is a champ! He never breaks a sweat. Can we all be like Tim when we grow up?!😉 Glad you got to make it out to that area of the Swiss Alps. Really is a gem. Thanks for sharing with your friends. Glad to hear you hope to return someday. Truly is a gem of a place. We want to go back and ski the Gimmewald area. Looks like some great runs!
Definitely a one and done for us on that one😆 Tim would do it again. We definitely want to do more via ferrata climbs. Trying to get over my fear of heights…exposure therapy. Not sure if it’s a good idea -Helen
from 1 to 10 how big is your fear of heights? :D I want to do this but have no idea how I m going to react to this haha. especially worried about the Nepal bridge that to me look the scariest part but I am also thinking that maybe by the time you reach it you have already familiarised yourself with the heights..Im planning to do this with a guide
The exposed section wasn’t as long as we thought. Tim isn’t scared of heights, but I am. I am probably a 7 to 8 in fear or heights. I did surprisingly better than I expected and focused on looking forward than down. Definitely do it with a guide because it adds a level of security and safety. We saw a couple groups have guides, but also a good mix without
