Yes ... finally decided to eat at home and therefore I decided to go to the Col du Pillon and return with a final walk of 94km in 4 hours. more than 23km of climbing to the port and a cumulative positive gap of about 1,300., leaving an average speed of 23.45 km / h.
Up, les Dents du Midi, seen from Aigle, and at 23km of Vevey. Down, which was falling behind.
I made a test of nutrition and I know what not to do: Do \u200b\u200bnot bring food required for such travel. Just had breakfast a bowl of cereal and left with the confidence to make a single gel during the climb that was what I did.
Beautiful views throughout the journey: 
Arriving nearly Les Diablerettes. The last 23kms back I did a little eternal as I have retained no strength. Luckily I could catch a couple of cyclists and keep pace for the last 15kms.
Diablerettes It is coming to them I could see the Glacier 3000 where there is still enough snow sure many ski fans are going to practice their favorite sport. Les 
Diablerettes is a mountain paradise where you can practice many adventure sports and, above all, relax and unwind for a few days. By the Col du Pillon and are about 7 km upstream about, perhaps the hardest. 
And once up, the goal was to return but also makes you want to go down to Gstaad (15km away almost falling). We'll leave for another day ... 
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