On our way to Milan, Brian and I drove through the Swiss Alps. They are an incredible sight to behold! Snow capped mountain after mountain around each corner, in front of us, behind us. We were driving along a highway, but how fun it might have been to be on a "twisty road" as Brian puts it. Anyway, you've got to get around the mountains somehow, so we drove through what seemed like endless amounts of tunnels to get there, the longest being nearly 17 kilometers. I cannot fathom how the first engineers came up with a way to blast through and cut roads into rock! But when I start to wonder and become amazed at man's feats, I realize how much MORE AWESOME is a God who can create these enormous wonders in the first place.
On our way to Milan, Brian and I drove through the Swiss Alps. They are an incredible sight to behold! Snow capped mountain after mountain around each corner, in front of us, behind us. We were driving along a highway, but how fun it might have been to be on a "twisty road" as Brian puts it. Anyway, you've got to get around the mountains somehow, so we drove through what seemed like endless amounts of tunnels to get there, the longest being nearly 17 kilometers. I cannot fathom how the first engineers came up with a way to blast through and cut roads into rock! But when I start to wonder and become amazed at man's feats, I realize how much MORE AWESOME is a God who can create these enormous wonders in the first place. 
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