kavi: Kareena is a poster girl, actually. :) I think traveling for Desis got a little easier with all those EMI options, package tours etc. On the whole they’re a very enthusiastic lot.

mumbaigirl: Their cows were eating very fresh grass too. Even the grass looked very yum.

manjima: :) Doing well – and yes, been a long time!

The last para caught & held my attention ! Similarity does have a say on fondnesses. But with fathers, it is specially so !

km: I think the comical aspect is achieved by some very aggressive desi tourists. It’s almost scary actually. We had our brush with one Auntyji in the elevator. She insisted on going to a floor that didn’t exist. Well raw maggi is a refined taste and all..

Nancy Bohrer: Unfortunately this trip was rather short. But yes, at some point we’d love to go to other places in Switzerland. Luzern does sound beautiful.

Nissidhi: Glad I increased the potential revenue for Swiss Tourism.

Broom: Next time you come over – I’ll teach you how. Meanwhile, don’t let me tell others about your strange food combinations.

Twisted DNA: Yes, we were rather shocked by how expensive Switzerland was. Considering we live in the UK, we really thought we’d seen the worst. And because France had seemed relatively affordable, I think we assumed that the rest of Europe would somehow be similar. And we did find the Swiss to be rather helpful too!

Hehhh: West Godavari no? I remember going there once…

mark iv: Well, it looks like you might have to imagine a bit harder. But I am sure the scene is rather different in the Winters, when Europe flocks to Switzerland for skiing. Though last year was quite a washout – hardly any snow to ski on.