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Grüß Gott from Linz!
We rolled into Linz this afternoon after a stop in Melk to visit the Benedictine abbey fortress there. Melk Abbey is an incredible site and an absolutely beautiful place. It has been in continuous use as an abbey by the Benedictines since 1059 and the place is in great shape after some careful maintenance and a few well-planned restorations over the last 1200 years. Most of the pictures with this post are of the Melk Abbey but they didn't allow photography in the ...
Salzburg, Austria
... along a pedestrian shopping street with the signs of ancient trades - a sign with a shoe for a shoemaker, with cogs for a wheelwright - and with a McDonald's arch within a very old looking wreath! The city hall bears a statue with the scales of justice, and one of the churches we passed had the depiction of St. Michael stepping on the devil. We also passed Mozart's birthplace, and after going through several courtyards, went through an ancient graveyard with intricately ...
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 ...
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 ...
Linz and Cesky Kromlov
Arrived early this morning in Linz, Austria. It is the 3rd largest city in Austria with 190,000, and also the city where Hitler grew up. We boarded a bus at 8 a.m. for a day trip to Cesky Kromlov. The bus will then drop us off in Passau, Germany where the boat will meet us. Today, we will travel through three countries.
We rode the autobahn for a while (no speed limit except for busses and trucks), but ...
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