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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 ...
A Gorgeous Day, Only To Be Matched By The Scenery
... of the week - 40 miles. Carolyn and I opted to ride 18 miles as previously mentioned we knew our limit and wanted to have enough free time to explore towns such as Joching, Wosendorf, St. Michael, Spitz, Schwallenbach, Willendorf, Groisbach, and Aggsbach Markt. In Willendorf we visited the site of where the "Venus of Willendorf" was discovered in 1908. It is the oldest statue known to man dating back 25,000 years to the Stone Age. Today the ...
Biking The Danube
... three quarters later. There we stopped for lunch and wandered the town. We had lucked out as it had not rained, but the weather was cold and damp and our finger tips were cold throughout our ride. We did have gloves, but they didn't seem to help much. Instead of continuing for another 18 miles we opted to take the van to Ottensheim which would give us the opportunity of walking around the town for a few hours. Not that there was much to see, but during our exploration we ...
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