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Linz is a beautiful city, despite being a major industrial center,
established by the Nazis during WW II as the central steel supply
for the German war effort.
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The Linz main public square:
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Awww! Ron, you stepped right in front of my camera! (Ron Borcherding)
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So, I'll have to take another shot of the little "train" that we took
on a city tour:
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Buildings in Linz
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The rounded building is Bruckner Hall, a major concert venue in Linz,
right on the Danube. The Nike hotel where we stayed is just behind.
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This lovely park along the Danube is just a block from our hotel.
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A gate in a wall on the grounds of Linz castle:
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A side street in Linz:
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Church in Linz:
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The altar:
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An arcade in the Linz town center:
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Mondsee, Austria
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Nestled at the foot of the Austrian Alps, Mondsee (Moon Lake)
is a quiet lake resort village:
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You are seeing most of the town of Mondsee right here!
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Country church and residential part of Mondsee:
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Mondsee's downtown church -- it was used for the wedding scene in
The Sound of Music:
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A fountain in Mondsee, with some bum relaxing on it:
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Kitsbühle, Austria
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In the town of Kitsbühle:
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The Simmonds family from Jamaica, who were given a bad time at the
Slovak Republic border:
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