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... even better one that cost less. It was still in Austria and a castle looked down from above; there was a river and views of the Alps. It was one of the best campsites so far-very clean and not many people there. We enjoyed a dinner of pasta and salad, along with a bottle of cheap wine we had found in Innsbruck. The next day, we had a leisurely morning and made our way into Germany to see the famous Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles.

After 2 days of biking mayhem, hiking down the Planai mountain watching practice and qualifying, it was finals day. Unfortunately we broke our camera trying to take a timed picture on top of the mountain. We rested it on a rail, i pressed the button and ran to where Clare was standing only to find when turning round the camera was not there anymore.... It had fell off and broke ...

... loop but takes you to another peak and it is all on the top edge of the mountain. We went on part of it, but it was pretty dangerous. We stayed up there as long as we could and the clouds parted a few times but still not much for the views. It was really great to see this though, its amazing how they built this, the elevator, and the access road (which is famous on its own) in only 13 months! Hitler only went to the top of the ...

... room.... but it got the thumbs up as it was clean, tidy and modern. The view from the room was amazing, perfect view of the Planai mountain slope, so good we could have sat there and watched the biking from our room!! Dropped our bags and went for our first meal out since leaving home, chilli fahitas and chicken burgers went down a treat, god bless Papa Joes!!!!

... Eagle’s Nest. It is a precision timing of buses in that the road is only one lane, except for 2 pullover stops. After that, we boarded the brass elevator to go up to the building. Our guide gave another little speech and then we had 40 free minutes before we had to meet back down at the bus. The view was simply incredible. Puffed up the hill a ways for some good photo opportunities. (Only float pens at ...

... going on in the old town and I could hear it pretty well while I had my window open. It was loud enough that it was distracting me while I was reading. So I had to close the window. It was actually fairly cold outside, though, so it didn’t make it too warm inside.

For some reason the power went out in my room about 8 pm. So before I went to bed, I had to use my watch light to find my way to the bathroom at the end of the hall ...

May 19th - Munich to Salzburg (Austria)

We had originally planned to spend most of the day in Munich but after getting up we decided to set off straight away for Salzburg. The train ride was short (only 3hrs), we got lots of views out of the window of green fields, snow topped Alps and forests which some Japanese across the aisle to us oohed and arhhed at! The hostel we booked was really near the town centre and was very neat and tidy although it reminded us a bit of a ...

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... by teenagers here (and every other age group too, for that matter). Everyone smokes. And they don't just smoke. They smoke. The teachers at my language camp, for example, would rush outside to light up during every Pause. Every single break we took was simply an excuse for them to smoke. Now don't get me wrong, I have nothing gainst people who smoke. I have known a few excellent smokers in my day. It's just hard to get used to always having the stench in your clothes and hair and ...

... s Church and the graveyard. The catacombs were closed so we missed out on looking inside. We walked back through the town past Mozart's Birthplace and Mozart's Residence. Walked back to our hotel, rested and then set out in search of some dinner. We ate at a pizza restaurant before walking back to our hotel for a coffee at the bar and then to our room for some TV and rest.