Of course taking off your rain gear was a guarantee it would downpour again!

Are you sure the wires weren’t meant to keep out those pesky cyclists?

What an amazing thunder/lightening storm. Far surpasses anything I've ever seen either! Hopefully no more of those ahead for you.

What an impressive and awful experience to be in such a thunderstorm!
Good that you were in a hostal then!
There had been serious Unwetter in northern Italy that night..

Cool surprise!

Wow... another amazing day. You got to "sled" down a glacier and get zapped by an electric cattle fence, all in one day! But you are continuing to smile in the selfies, so I guess it all works out! Thanks (again) for giving us great narratives and wondeful photos of your days.

What an incredible place to visit/stay! 12,000 feet up is impressive, as is the picture of you/Monch.

Cool waterfall! Cordi and I saw something similar in Jasper NP, but we didn't get as up-close or down-deep as your walk through... awesome! Nice job figuring out a cost-effective deli strategy too!

Good way to end the day Erik... a nice meal and a hot soak. I admire your adaptability to changing conditions AND your ability to look at something as ONLY a 4000' climb.

Wow... Mt Blanc looks incredible! And what a grueling ride up the pass! At least the day included two bakery stops. That doesn't totally make up for the pain... but it helps. :)

Sunscreen blob still a thing in Switzerland, lol. Apricot looks great.

Cleanest campsite ever

After watching the death defying descent with no shoulder, I'm glad to hear you took the bus to the top!

Wow - so much glacial melt in that stream. Thats the coolest gravel path.

Doesn't even look real. Very cool pic!