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Melk, Austria and Durnstein, Austria
Docked this morning not sure where the town was located, but after a short quarter mile through the woods could see this charming little Austrian village with the Melk Abbey presiding over the village on the surrounding bluff. I have included a photo of the abbey from where we were being bussed up the bluff. After the tour, I walked back to the boat--nice little ...
Salzburg, Austria
... representing the 4 aspects of the life, earth, air, water and fire. We then passed by the home where Mozart lived for much of his adult life, and walked on across the Salz River by way of a bridge covered with thousands of locks left by lovers who pledge their devotion by attaching a lock then throwing the key into the river.
Various beggars approached us a we crossed the bridge, but Eva told us that the beggars are managed by the Mafia, and not to give them anything. ...
Phenomenal Churches
... the trees are mostly golden. On a
Following dinner, there was a demonstration on making paella, which was interesting, but unless you were planning a dinner for 30 of your nearest and dearest, I don't think it would be anything that any of us will ever make.
Tomorrow is another early morning as we set off for a full day in ...
Life Becomes a Vacation Again!
... purchase of groceries, the gradual mastering of the public transit system, and our inability to find anywhere to eat after 9:00 at night. Nothing we would want to bore you with.
Now, however, the dust has settled, as have we, and we finally ventured beyond the streets of Vienna. The first day trip of our European adventure: a journey to Melk.
Melk is about an hour outside of Vienna by train. It's ...
Categories and numbers ...
Mathausen - a village in mountainous Austria was the touring destination today. There and in many sober hours after we ponder the meaning of categories and numbers. In 1938 the authorities from Germany's newly-constituted Austria command established a work camp in this place nearby a quarry that had previously furnished granite for the building done in Vienna. The commemorative posters spell out a story of one of mankind's darkest chapters --eventually some ...
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