
Now you know Joshua was truly there. To his right was a ski lift and lots of skiers taking advantage of what will probably be the final snow of the season. It was early April, and the lower areas did not have snow anymore.

This was an interesting activity on the waterfront. It made a whirlpool inside the container.

This monument was dedicated to Swiss guards who were killed in the line of duty when the French Revolution took place. You can see an arrow is in the lion's side, and it is slowly dying.


Except for the Matterhorn, which is much further south of Luzern, here are some pictures of Luzern. The bridge pictured above was the longest standing wood bridge in Europe until a fire in 1993. They restored it best as possible. A beautiful city with lots to see. There were some great activities for which I didn't include pictures, but were very interesting. These were the Panorama painting, which commemorates a great humanitarian effort to the French over 120 years ago, and the Transportation Museum, which was great for kids and adults alike.
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