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Innsbruck
... blue-green streams. We went through the famous Brenner Pass where cars and trucks use and impressive bridge that is over 1300m above sea level. As we came into Innsbruck we knew we were in for a treat. The clouds that had been lingering through northern Italy had cleared and we got the most beautiful view of the snow-capped mountains surrounding Innsbruck. We got off the train and orientated ourselves and headed towards the ...
Christmas Markets!
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No rest for the wicked, we are off to see the Swarovski Kristallwelten. Its a 20min trip out of the city and when you get there you are greeted by face bedded into a grassy bank with water streaming from its mouth into a pool beneath. Lights either side guide you up the path way. As you enter you are blown away by crystal and shiny things everywhere. . As you go through the cave of 'every girls dream', you get to see all sorts of exhibits showing off Swarovski crystal in its ...
Any pass will do
Winter Alps Adventure
Cortina, Italy to Seefeld, Austria 15-11-12
After sitting up for hours last night doing my blog and photos I really did not want to get out my bed this morning. The other problem I had was the big decision of what I was going to do today?
I could head back up over the pass out of Cortina towards the frozen lake at Misurina and carry on into Austria. I know the scenery along that route is fantastic and the passes are wonderful. ...
Bridge on the River Inn
Friday 2 November 2012 Innsbruck Just in case you were waiting ........ the sauna provided little of note, not least because Steph and I didn't make it and Helen is too polite to recount the sights! This story has fallen a little flat, sadly. Firday, our last day in Austria. We had to return the car to the airport in Innsbruck. Our flight back home was to be from Munich since Easyjet don't fly out of Innsbruck ...
History's Presence
... we went with in Munich who based most of his presentation on philosophy so we could "feel the history" instead of just knowing it. I thought it was a practical and effective approach and felt like a local informed citizen of Munich by the time it was over.
But as great as the history is, I can still only take in so much at a time while maintaining my appreciation and sanity. ...
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