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I've been lazy today, so wondered what to share on the blog?
I am so lucky that friend & Austrian artist Heidi,
sent me some of her wonderful photos to share.
Yesterday Heidi & her husband went to Gmundenin,
in Upper Austria ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gmunden),
a town situated next to the lake Traunsee
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Traunsee), a crystal clear lake
about 7.5 miles long, 1.9 mi is the max. width and
the maximal depth (627ft), the deepest lake in Austria.
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
The lake is surrounded by mountains,
including the Traunstein (5548 ft high), the Mountain ranges known as “Dead Mountains and the Hell Mountains”.
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
To
Gmunden belongs the Toscanapark which is a 88,000 square meter
landscaped garden next to the sea
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
The park surrounds Villa Toscana which was built in the 1870s.
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
When you walk along the shore you come to Schloss Ort (https://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/Schloss_Ort) ,
a castle dating back to around 1080.
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
It's a popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
In 1996, it even began to be used as a location
for the popular TV series Schlosshotel Orth.
photo by Heidi Putschoegal |
Returning to our car they saw this fabulous old Mercedes!
I've always said this blog would be random,
to the extent the reader would never know what to expect?
Well, I bet you didn't expect to tour Gmundenin?
Thank you so much Heidi, you saved me!
For FB Throwback Thursday ...
Grandhunk #3 & his Grandma, both age 4
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