Too many people in no man's land

When we woke up, everything was covered in a layer of 10cm of snow, so we were looking forward to a nice hike today.
However, it didn't stay like this. Half an hour later, it actually RAINED and winds were up to crazy speeds again. So we decided to huddle up in a blanket and wait for the weather to improve.
Again, things came different. Suddenly, we heard voices and a school class entered the hut. They were all wet of course and happy to find shelter. For us, this was a little too much after 3 days of solitude, so we left for the next hut despite of the rain.
We hiked as fast as we could, got completely soaked and longed for a quiet cabin with a warm stove to dry again. But when we came closer to the hut, we already saw people and LOTS of skis in front. There was a second school class - imagine 25 people in a little cabin with 6 beds and 3 benches...! They were very friendly and moved together, so we could warm up at the fireplace. However, this was not really how we wanted to spend the night. So we had no other option but to continue to the next hut. With some detours due to bad sights and poor signs, we arrived there after about 2 more hours. Luckily, there was no one else here, so we could hang up all our clothes - pretty much everything was completely wet - around the fireplace. After dinner, we sat down to relax and have some tea.Read more