Eleanor Sheffield Phelps:
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a great silhouette of the pony drawn cart emerging from a tunneltiny champagne coloured ponies & driven by gray bearded Norwegians. The arrival of so many Cookers was an event of great importance & again all the population was turned out to enjoy the spectacle. We drove up a very long hill, where nearly everyone walked, passed lovely waterfalls & through several peaceful Swiss-like Valleys. The Inn where we lunched was neat as a pin too & the whole countryside was present to wait on the 200 hungry Britishers. the turbulent streamWe reached 1500 feet before we started to go downhill. The descent was even prettier than the up-road as we passed through three tunnels & down by a deep gorge with a very turbulent mountain stream flowing between gray weather worn rocks. At the end came a long flat valley dotted with wood houses & quite full of picturesque



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