InsureTrek18: Day Three – the final climb
The trekkers face their last mountain challenge in their quest to raise £100,000 for the Alzheimer’s Society charity.
The evening of day two brought us to a peaceful (until we arrived) slightly roomier hostel.
After warming down with some yoga on the pasture (to the amusement of those on the overlooking terrace) it was time for dinner.
Vegetarians please take note, if in Switzerland you may be likely to be served chicken as the veggie option.
Or receive one large whole apple on a dish as a dessert. It’s isn’t just a myth!
Day three brought its own challenges. Firstly a Zumba
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