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Cooling off in a stream along side the Issarradweg between Freising and Moosburg in Bavaria. It was about the hottest day I ever experienced in Austria or Germany.(2004) |
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But is the bike OK? Jeanine reported being attacked by a deer that came out of corn field on our way back from supper to Ganzendorf, near St. Pölten. (2003) |
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Ist das trinkwasser? There are many imaginative drinking fountains along the bike paths in Alpine areas. This one is along the Drauradweg near Sillian on the Austrian-Italian border. (1999) |
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Crossing into Slovenia on a bike ride organized by the Bad Radkersburg tourist office. The man on the right is the ride leader. They stopped at a Buschenschank, an eating place at a winery that is typical of this part of Steiermark, and apparently Slovenia. Their main specialties are huge sub sandwiches and Sturm (early wine). Paula and Karen reported having a great time; Jeanine got tired; so I had to turn around before reaching Slovenia. (2002) |
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The main drag of the Mauthausen Concentration Camp on a steep hill above the town along the Donauradweg of the same name. The main victims here were non-Jewish eastern Europeans and Russians. (1998) |
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Ovens at Mauthausen Concentration Camp. Creepy! (1998) |
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Strange straw bicyclist along the Donauradweg just west of Ardagger Markt. (2004) |
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More strange straw figures near Ardagger Markt. (2004) |
More strange straw figures near Ardagger Markt. (2004) |
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One more figure near Ardagger Markt. (2004) |
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The Great Oskani troup of acrobats performing at dusk on the town square of Retz in Lower Austria. |