Thank you for your nice comment, I'm really happy that you like it

It was a quiet evening for sure, not many people outside

Thanks

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it. Those narrow roads are certainly a bit of a challenge. You are asking how did I get to Spiez, well it would be difficult to describe the whole route but if you are really interested you can watch it back because the full drive is uncut, you can follow back every meter and each turn :)

@@DrivEDrivinginEurope Well, how did you drive from Adelboden to Spiez. By car, you had to drive the Autostrasse Adelboden/Frutigen. Then, the way I remember, you had to drive mostly along the Autostrasse to Spiez, or you could drive to Schwandi or Winklen, Wengi. Unfortunately, I could not read the Street signs, so I can not figure out how in the world you managed to get there. But in any case, it was very interesting to see the “alte Heimat.”

@@trudidolder6122 I can not guarantee but when I will have time I will create a google maps route map and than you would be able to see exactly (unfortunately I don't remember the exact route I took but I can create a route map if I rewatch the video)

It was sometimes in the spring, but most of the people keep their yards clean for sure

@@DrivEDrivinginEurope people in america do good for the most part but still you see fallen leaves somewhere. No one here is raking the woods and those leaves disappear 😆