Darkness Uplifting: photos there and here: jungfraujoch

End of July 2000. Hint with these pictures: if it's covered in snow, it's probably part of Jungfraujoch; if it's not, then it's a view from Jungfraujoch. Just to satisfy your curiosity, there are three major peaks in this area: Jungfrau (virgin) is the highest, Mönch (monk) is in the middle, and Eiger (ogre) is below the monk. As someone told me, the monk stands between the ogre and the virgin. Go figure. So if you want the best view, try to mount the virgin.

map of jungfraujoch area

yippeeeee... me on zipline at jungfraujoch

left: st denis at jungfraujoch; right: me at jungfraujoch (if you look closely you can see the sunburn I got while sailing, oops)

st denis lost in the snowy peaks of the alps but staying calm

left: me, that's right, I am cool; right: st denis and his great snowball attack

right and left: shots of jungfraujoch

left: inside valley at jungfraujoch with eery melting trails; center: jungfraujoch opening to outside valley; right: looking down on warmer hills

left: a village down the track from jungfraujoch; right: skyline of area around village

a perspective of the gods?

left and right: edges of jungfraujoch

left: edge of jungfraujoch; right: another gods' view

left: panning down; right: same village in panoramic

left: sacred bird from niederhorn found us on jungfraujoch and kept us safe; right: hello, mister snowman

left: looking down on two hikers in the snow; right: looking down on three hikers in the snow
these two shots were for a distance perspective, because this is how far you would fall on the close side if you leaned over the rail too much

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