A Swiss Evening, Lucerne, Switzerland

Last evening on the Swiss evening, the tilted, wet wet feeling of a turtle in the air touched the Alps. Last evening, I went to the Swiss city to face a gray cloud, but as soon as the evening was over, it was a magic mantra that changed all the environment. And it adds to the cold feeling of the heart - a strange romantic feeling of Swiss evening in the Swiss city that is gradually illuminated.

At the top of Lake Lucerne, one of the top wooden bridges blazed with a yellow light, with a bright shadow, colored pictures of the lake's gray water, air and light currents, while reducing the colorful pictures, were creating new pictures.

Several swans were still swimming in the black water of Lusnow lake. According to the Swiss locals, the ancestors of those swan swans came to Switzerland in the seventeenth century - Swiss guards took full responsibility of King Louis Chadado's safety in France, so the French King Luis Fourteen was happy to swear Swaziland with swans. There is no king, and there is no kingdom, but the family of the swan, which has been ruled by the King of Swan Lake, is still reigning. And the tourists do not have any problem to eat them.

In the context of the Alps, the wonderful beauty of Lake Lucerne has not been calculated by the number of poets, litterateurs, musicians, artists, painters, for the last hundred years. Surrounded by alpus mountain ranges and picturesque picturesque cities, this lake just fulfills the Swiss scene with its own beauty, not only, but when the ice of the Alps melts in the sea, this lake controls the water of the rivers in different regions of Switzerland - so in the nineteenth century A wide-ranging Dam has developed in the Swiss city of the engineering skill. This system protects small towns and villages from flooding, making Swiss easier to live.

Evening colors are darker, colder winds, more crowded binds, people's movements start to decline. How many days do you have in life, do not have an evening or a little different in memory, but it's a gray Swiss evening.