Salzburg and Innsbruck, Austria

One night in Salzburg and two in Innsbruck. The world is starting to become very expensive. If the cost of accomodation is an indicator, 3-4 times as expensive.

The view from the train. Tiny little farms with luscious green pasture and enormous mountains as a backdrop.



The town in Salzburg is full of endearing shots like this one.



After sharpening his sythe he put on a black robe and started mowing the grass. Took him hours to get the edging just right.



All towns have to have a castle and king. Salzburg is no exception. I really need to get one of these.



My father always said that when I open my mouth my face disappears. I never realized that it wasn't a joke. I look like some kind of Japanese animated character.


The famed ski jump at Innsbruck (1976 and 1984 Winter Olypics). It's a long way down and if you look just past the green at the bottom of the jump there is a cemetery.



I'm out of things to say. Austria was very nice. But after the culture shock of former Yugoslavia and further east, it was kind of boring. (Sorry Governor Arnold)