Travelog for: Lola Rabbit

Hello, it's me,
Yesterday was my birthday. Blindfolded my girlfriend Hase led me to the dining room.





I heard whispers and laughter. Then she took off the blindfold



and all my friends sang happy birthday and wished me all the best.







I got lots of presents, a marzipan bunny,



colored pencils



and a big chocolate cake with a candle.





I blew out the candle



and Jasper brought chocolate for all.





Later, we sat together, ate a lot of sweets



and told many stories. And then came the best part: I got my own ToyVoyager. A tiny, cute zebra.





That's it for today, I'm very busy. I need to talk with my zebra.
Lola

Hi,
Today was beautiful weather. Sun much as you wanted. The best thing was, Jasper did not have to work and we could take a winter walk. We walked up and down through the glistening snow.













The sky was blue, the sun was shining, what more could you want?



An adventure! On our way we saw the sign to the waterfall. The road really just a path is a little dangerous. Narrow, steep and icy in the winter. We begged so much until Jasper gave her ok. First she checked the phone connection. (In case we need the fire brigade or the helicopter to get us out.) Then it went off.



From time to time our heart beat a little faster.



And then we saw the waterfall is an icefall now.











Everything around him was covered with ice.









It looked great. That was our way back.









Exhausting, but we did it.




Greetings,
Lola

Hi,
I have already told you that I got a own TV for my birthday. Here he is.



Stripes is his name and I love him dearly.





But since I have him, I'm very busy. He's a really curious, small zebra. He climbs all over and sniff everything.



I have a serious word talk to him.



A little bit later I showed him my Travelog at ToyVoyagers.











He was thrilled. As soon as possible, he would like to be a real TV. So we wrote a Pm to Olgamaus for an ID.



Now I have to calm down my little zebra. He can hardly wait.
Bye, bye for now
Lola

Hello,
watch our latest guest.



Such a sweet, little sheep. And so much candy.



We love her.



The sheep and the sweets.



What did you think.
Sweet dreams
Lola

Hi all,
what a boring week. Jasper had to work full time, the weather was bad (two weeks with no sun, no more snow, but fog and rain) and host dad was sick. But yesterday we had a lot of fun. We celebrated Lille's birthday.



She got a huge cake, a big lollipop and a little sheep. All kissed and hugged her and wished her all the best.



Then she blew out the candle



and cut the cake.



It was great fun.




I hope that next week things will get better.
See you,
Lola

Hello together,
I hope you are well. Today we are preparing another farewell party. Dolivia will leave us and go to Greece. With our new Shopping Cart





(Jasper brought it last week) we plundered all the cupboards and found much useful for a party.





We had almost everything together,











We made one last group photo,



and hugged our friend.






Bye bye Dolivia have a lot of fun, much more adventure and a safe journey.
See you
Lola

What we did not know at this point - Rico will leave us also. He travels to Greece, to the same host as Dolivia. We hugged him



and wished him a good trip.



Then they both slipped into the envelope and started their journey.

Happy Easter!
although it looks more like Christmas. Due to bad weather (snow again) we must search the Easter Bunny in the apartment. We searched long and found plenty. Everywhere chocolate bunnies, eggs and other sweets were hidden.







We needed our shopping cart to transport everything.













Later, we had a delicious breakfast.





I wish you a nice day,
your Lola

Hello,
Today a new TV arrived. Jasper brought a heavy package and we were very excited to see what or who is in it.



The first thing was a postcard,



then came sweets



and then a bunch of money.



The last climbed out a small panda bear.



We greeted her warmly and introduced ourselves.





Her name is Lilo and she is from Germany.
We will definitely have lots of fun together.


Yours, Lola

Hi to all
Last weekend Jasper promised a special trip for Thursday, when the weather is good - really good. So we kept our fingers crossed for the whole week, but the weather forecast was not promising. Host dad decided: We try.
Thursday: Get up 5 clock in the morning, Departure 1 hour later. Much too early for TV's. Therefore, we slept on during the car ride.
As Jasper woke us the next time we were in Interlaken train station. The ticket showed us: We travel to the Jungfraujoch.



To the highest train station in Europe. The first train took us to Grindelwald



at the foot of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, the well-known mountains in the Bernese Oberland. There, we changed the train to Kleine Scheidegg, the starting point for the trekkers climbing the Eiger North Face.
Here you see this notorious mountain wall, which has so many climbers cost their lives.





Next, we boarded the red train to the Jungfraujoch.







This train is required in addition to the normal rails a gear to overcome the steep climbs.



As the train travels most of the time in tunnels, there are several breakpoints on the line with windows. From there you can admire famous places.
Our first stop, and also the last outside of the tunnel, was Eigergletscher.



From the once mighty glacier is not much left.



The next stop was Eigerwand.



The view from the middle of the Eiger North Wall was breathtaking.









The last stop is called Eismeer. Here you can see the glacier crashes between Eiger and Mönch.







Then we reached the highest station in Europe. 3454 meters above sea level. It was too dark to make pictures. We took the elevator to the Sphinx. 117 meters in 26 seconds. The Sphinx is a research station and an observatory. In 1996, the observation deck was opened. On clear days one has a fantastic view.



This mountain is called  Mönch and is 4107 meters (13475ft.) high.



This is the Sphinx.



It was very stormy. Through this wind changed fog, clouds and a clear view in seconds - unbelievable. Then we took a walk on the Aletsch Glacier.



This glacier is the largest of the Alps in terms of area and almost 23 kilometers long. The ice flows at a speed of 180 meters per year towards the Rhone. On Konkordiaplatz the ice thickness is about 900 meters. We were not allowed to leave the path of the glacier under any circumstances. Right and left there are deep crevasses - life threatening. But the outlook was fantastic. This is the Jungfraujoch.



If you look closely, you see at the top  the Sphinx - quite small they stuck to the rock.
This is a big glacier demolition.



Then we marveled at various exhibitions.











Then it was time for the return journey. Everyone was tired and fell asleep on the train - we also. In Kleine Scheidegg we changed train,



took one last look at the Eiger and Jungfraujochbahn and went on to Wengen.



This place is famous because of the Lauberhorn downhill skiing. We were looking for the famous ski run - but without snow?





We have not found. The rest of the way we slept in Jasper's bag.



We were all very tired - but what an adventure.
yours, Lola