点评:Wow.
First was the trip itself. Access is a single lane, mostly gravel road that winds it’s way up through the steep mountains to the church. Occasional spots exist where cars can carefully get by one another. There are only a few guard rails and they are generally located where there is enough room for them. Otherwise, we felt very exposed - it is a long way down over the edge. If you are venturous take the drive, otherwise take the shuttle.
Once you reach the parking lot by car or shuttle, you have a steep walk on a paved path to the church. Seeing it finally appear in the distance is rewarding as this is a very serene location high in these mountains. We were early visitors and once climbing the final sets of stairs made our way into the building. And there, we found a fellow, a historian, who described its history. This was a beautiful story that described the soldiers who came together to build this place to honor their fallen comrades. Inspiring.
Finally, for the drive back down, we waited for another car to go first. It sure felt safer that way.
翻译:哇。
首先是旅行本身。入口是一条单车道,大部分是碎石路,蜿蜒穿过陡峭的山脉到达教堂。偶尔会有汽车可以小心翼翼地驶过的地方。护栏只有几根,而且通常位于有足够空间的地方。否则,我们会感到非常暴露——它离边缘还有很长的路要走。如果您喜欢冒险,请驾车,否则请乘坐班车。
乘坐汽车或穿梭巴士到达停车场后,您需要沿着一条陡峭的铺砌小路步行前往教堂。看到它最终出现在远处是一种收获,因为这是高山上一个非常宁静的地方。我们是早期的访客,一旦爬上最后几组楼梯就进入了大楼。在那里,我们找到了一位历史学家,他描述了它的历史。这是一个美丽的故事,描述了士兵们聚集在一起建造这个地方以纪念他们阵亡的战友。鼓舞人心。
最后,为了开车回去,我们等了另一辆车先走。这样确实感觉更安全。