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    Cafe in Vienna. It was my last hour in Vienna and the last hour of the city before the sunset.: by lagreca, Views[421]
         		 Vienna in movement. I'd like to keep in a memory this moment forever. I was running around the city, and the city was running together with me.: by lagreca, Views[468]
         		 Light of Vienna. That evening was amazingly beautiful. People were looking like a marmalade through which you can see a dance of the sun rays. And they were going by their affairs, without knowing that they made me happy in this moment.: by lagreca, Views[564]
         		 Light, shadows and light again: by lagreca, Views[335]
         		 The start point. It was a first thing to see in Vienna. And it was my last picture of the city I saw because in 3 hours I was departing from the same point.: by lagreca, Views[416]
     
    Monalisa smile: by rmahajan, Views[282]
         		 Music of soul: by rmahajan, Views[245]
         		 Lady in red: by rmahajan, Views[272]
         		 Through the looking glass: by rmahajan, Views[284]
         		 Afternoon on a Viennese street: by rmahajan, Views[324]
     
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         		 On the way back from the lake I decided to have a peek into the open shops in the town. This was by far the most interesting, simply because of the amount of stuff packed into it. It was impressive, to say the least, and the owner kindly allowed me to capture him surrounded by all his goods. There was everything from music instruments and toys, to clothes and jewellery and all manner of souvenirs.: by demonani, Views[713]
         		 Eventually I reached the shores of lake Wolfgang and was greeted with a magnificent view of the mountains shining though the clearing clouds .The sun was setting and gave the peaks a magical yellow hue, while the lake was crystal clear emerald, despite the surprisingly large number of ships… This must have been a patrol boat arriving from another town on the lake.: by demonani, Views[709]
         		 For a light lunch I wanted to try a local speciality. This lady is preparing fresh potato chips at one of the Advent Market stalls. The machine she was using was quite intriguing - a fresh, uncooked potato is inserted into an oval hollow and pressed down with the movable piece at the top. It is spun through a series of sharp blades and cut very thinly into a spiral, which falls into the large metal platter below. The whole thing is then deep-fired and put into a paper cone. What I found amusing are the size options mentioned on the plaque on the right:
         		 As I ventured further into the town of St. Gilgen, I stumbled upon a small Advent Market. It was mid-day and the streets were quite empty, but the stalls were all open and I had a little browse to see what I could find to put under the Christmas tree back home. This decorative toy, hanging from the ceiling of one of the stands made me feel like I was him - up in the mountains hunting for a bargain. This stand was particularly well decorated, and sold some of the most intricate nativity scenes and religious dolls I've ever seen.: by demonani, Views[730]
     
    This was the first thing I saw when I arrived in St. Gilgen, on lake Wolfgang in the Austrian region of Salzkammergut. It is a charming small town nestled between the Dachstein Alps. This old cable car brought tourists and skiers to the peaks with a magnificent view over seven different alpine lakes in the region. Unfortunately the weather limited visibility, and the charge to use the cable car was a little steep, so I decided to give it a miss. It did give a mysterious atmosphere to the place, and the fog cleared momentarily to catch a glimpse of the sunny mountains, but I doubt the skis attached to that gondola have seen much snow up there that day.: by demonani, Views[765]
         		 A bird soars above the mountains in Salzburg, Austria. The image was capture after a 4 hour hike up Mt. Untersberg, it capture all the beauty of the mountains and to me expresses the complete sense of freedom you feel at the top. : by saint33d, Views[787]
         		 Me at the top of Mt. Untersberd, Salburg. Austria. For me the was a sense of an achievement and an ethos of the freedom i felt on my travel. : by saint33d, Views[392]
         		 Living up here taking care of cows and hikers while looking after their 1 year old daughter is not easy. I even took on the parental duty while they worked to help them out. It was great fun and I even learned a lot about myself at the same time. She really enjoys playing with the rocks on the ground and all of the hikers loved her and made them smile.: by nathane, Views[293]
         		 Inside the cabin in the kitchen you have most of the conveniences of a modern urban home. Running water and an outlet for power. However, if you need anything heated including food or water you need to burn wood.: by nathane, Views[345]
     
    It takes a car about 45 minutes to drive up to this point on the mountains if they are allowed and it takes a few hours to hike here. The hikers are greeted by a cabin that a family lives in during the summer taking care of the cows that are not mature enough to produce milk. They offer the hikers a place to rest and to purchase food and drink.: by nathane, Views[555]
         		 A cow along the path is not an uncommon site to come across. The cows are here to graze on the rich grasses that grows in the mountains during the summer. You can sometimes walk right up to them. Other times they like to keep their distance if they are unfamiliar with you.: by nathane, Views[610]
         		 A view of a village just outside of Hermagor Austria made up mostly of farmers. This area is popular for tourists to get out of their busy cities and hike in the Alps to enjoy the fresh air and spectacular views. Some of the trees are cut to process wood and make room for cows to graze on.: by nathane, Views[369]
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    Front Gate of Church of Mariahilf Date Taken : 15/07/2008 23:25 Dimensions : 2304x3072 Width : 2304 pixels Height : 3072 pixels Bit Depth : 24 Camera : KODAK EASYSHARE C743 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA F-stop : f/2.7 Exposure time : 1/613 sec. ISO speed : ISO-80 This is one of the most beautiful and significant religious buildings in Graz, especially in terms of art history. It was built in 1611 by Pietro de Pomis, who also created the
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         		 rape field and the northern Alps: by patrickhoefler, Views[538]
         		 monastery in the Bohemian Forest: by patrickhoefler, Views[802]
         		 old farmer women at country work (peasant couple): by patrickhoefler, Views[961]
     
    old farmer men at country work (peasant couple): by patrickhoefler, Views[875]
         		 Murinsel Cafe,The Floating Island-Graz Date Taken : 15/07/2008 22:43 Dimensions : 2707x1390 Width : 2707 pixels Height : 1390 pixels Horizontal Resolution : 230 dpi Vertical Rresolution : 230 dpi Bit Depth : 24 Camera : KODAK EASYSHARE C743 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA F-stop : f/2.7 Exposure Time : 1/455 sec. ISO speed : ISO-80 Flash Mode : no flash, auto The picture was taken in Schlossberg. This is an artificial floating platform in the middle of the Mur river. It designed by New York artist Vito Acconci on the occasion of Graz becoming the 2003 European Capital of Culture. The reason to build this cafe was was to combine architecture and art in public space with the experience of water in the city center. Bring your loved ones here,they would love it.: by simpleextraordinarymeaningful, Views[948]
         		 Sporgasse Street-Old Town Date Taken : 18/07/2008 15:38 Dimensions : 2304x3072 Width : 2304 pixels Height : 3072 pixels Horizontal Resolution : 230 dpi Vertical Resolution : 230 dpi Bit depth : 24 Camera : KODAK EASYSHARE C743 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA F-stop : f/2.7 Exposure time :1/751 sec. ISO speed : ISO-80 Flash mode : No flash, auto 5000 years ago, the city of Graz was nothing but a steep, rocky hill by the river Mur. In 1379, Graz had grown enough to be designated capital of
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         		 Austria, Vienna: by livelovetravel, Views[280]
     
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         		 Hofburg Palace: by macedonboy, Views[474]
         		 Statues of Cupids: by macedonboy, Views[455]
         		 Dude at Hofburg: by macedonboy, Views[445]
     
    Hofburg Palace: by macedonboy, Views[446]
         		 Vienna Westbanhof: by macedonboy, Views[406]
         		 First class to Vienna: by macedonboy, Views[287]
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