Day 10 - Neuchatel

 Lunch of Paella at the cafe at Latenium museum of archaeology.  

 We then got on a bus and the minute I got on I saw him......and took the seat right across from him so I could love on him the entire bus ride.  His name is Dakar, his owner in the back ground told me that the was 4 and that his left eye had been destroyed.  I have no idea how, the young man spoke french and I only speak english.  This was the sweetest dog ever.  His rear was seated on the seat next to his owner with his feet on the floor of the bus.

 Here is his getting off of the bus.  Everyone else was seated at teh back of the bus, not wanting to get near this giant dog.

 This woman was at a bus stop and was so dressed up I just had to take her picture.

 And this man at the train station just looked so very french.

 On our train ride...the light on the lake was just beautiful

 Raclette for dinner!  This is the heating element, you can see on the plates there are metal trays and wooden scoopers, and cut up cheese on a cutting board.  You take the cut up cheese, place it into the metal tray, slide the tray into the insert in the middle of the heating element and wait until the cheese it hot and bubbly.  This is then scooped out with the wooden scooper on top of cooked white potatoes.  The taste is so good.  Also served were pickles and pickled onions.  The acid in these cut through the cheesy taste in your mouth.  This is something that we really NEED to do at home!