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2006 European Chorale Tour--week 4

Week 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Sunday, May 28 – Participate in morning worship service. Present an evening concert in Offenburg and then return to Emmendingen for homestays.
	We traveled to Offenburg in the afternoon to give a concert. This was the first time a Hesston Choir had sung there and we were recieved very enthusiastically. This church was a great place to sing and everyone had fun singing. After the concert many of us climbed up into the bell tower and had a great view of the Black forest.
Monday, May 29 – Travel into France today. Visit Colmar and then on to our only French homestay in Altkirch. Concert tonight.
	On this particular morning we got a tour of a large castle in hotkoenigsboerg. This is part of the group during the tour.	We were told this castle would have a great view of the countryside but due to the crummy weather this is what we saw.
	This was just a very small portion of the vineyards we saw on this drive. We traveled along the wine route which follows the French German border.
Tuesday, May 30 – Visit to the city of Cluny and Taize. Into Switzerland and a home-stay in the tiny village of Moron. Concert tonight.
	The bear pits of Bern. Our first encounter with The Swiss. Many of us loaded up with Swiss army knives and chocolate while exploring the city.	Our final destination was Moron Switzerland. This Church was way up in the mountians. This village has about five to ten houses and a church. After rehersal, we spread out our maps and our bus driver Robyn helped us trace where we had been so far. This concert was packed and very hot but afterwards we walked out to see that it was snowing. We were all fairly excited about that.
Wednesday, May 31 - To Wengen at the foot of the Jungfrau.
	Today was in many ways fairly disappointing in that it was cloudy. You wouldn't know it but there are some huge mountains behind those clouds.	It finaly cleard up right after supper. This is the Jungfrau peeking through the clouds.
	This is to give you some idea of what the weather was like while we were up there. The thermometer reads about three degrees above freezing and this is around 8 o'clock in the evening. Oh and did I mention that they had gotten close to 10 cm of snow the night before. This is all on the last day of May.	Most everyone was fairly excitied at was our first glimpse of the Alps.
Thursday, June 1 – Free day in Wengen to hike and enjoy nature.
	This morning we awoke to a beautiful display of the Alps. This is over looking the village of Wengen where we stayed and the Jungfrau is in the background.	Today was a free day ment for hiking. That is what many of us did in one way or another. This is another picture of the Village of Wengen after hiking a ways up the mountain.
Friday, June 2 – To the Emmenthal area of Switzerland and home-stays in Langnau. Concert tonight in the oldest continuous Mennonite congregation in the world.
	Today we traveled into the Emmen Valley on our way to Langnau, the oldest continous Mennonite congregation in the world	Many of us had homestays in houses much like this one. These houses share the same roof with the barn.
Saturday, June 3 – Relaxing morning with host families, then on to Thun and the village of Wattenwil where we will be hosted by the Reformed Church. Concert tonight.

 

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