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We Travel by Bucket!

We Travel by Bucket!

Written by Amy Bloodworth on Saturday, 24 September 2011. Posted in Europe

We Travel by Bucket!

This weekend we decided to take a ride on the bucket lift.

Ok, so that’s not actually its real name. It’s called the ‘Funivie del Lago Maggiore’ but when you see the photos I think you’ll agree that ‘the bucket lift’ sums it up rather well.

view fromt he mesh bottom of the cable car

It’s all very exciting. The buckets are pretty small and do have a certain amount of swing to them. This probably isn’t the mode of transport for anyone who is afraid of heights. The bucket’s mesh floor makes looking down almost as thrilling as looking out! I would highly recommend looking out though, because the views are breathtaking.

Lake Maggoire view

I’ll have to save the destination for another blog because it will require more photos!

Italy
lakes and lochs

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Comments (2)

Stephanie

07 October 2011 at 21:13 | #

I feel a bit sick, Amy!

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Fiona Moore

14 October 2011 at 19:16 | #

I feel really sick - not my sort of thing at all!

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