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Elenor at Bad Tatzmannsdorf in Burgenland
Elenor write, "The story goes on.In the afternoon of our first day we arrived in Bad Tatzmannsdorf in Burgenland where we stayed for several days bathing and walking in the lovely countryside.
Bad Tatzmannsdorf has long been recognized as an important health resort, and there are numerous legends of remarkable cures associated with Bad Tatzmannsdorf. Its spring waters, composed of alkaline, iron, and acidulous mineral water, is known since the Roman times. Bad Tatzmannsdorf already gained recognition as a health spa in the early 17th century. It then it became a popular destination for visitors from Vienna. The resort area now boasts a variety of world-class hotels, museums, sports complexes, and more.
Before WW1 Bad Tatzmannsdorf war part of Hungary, which was part of Austria-Hungary, and the emperor of Austria was king of Hungary. Luckily now both countries are part of the European Union and borders aren't so important any longer.
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| the spa from above, |
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| two pics from our delicious dishes |
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| wonderful spa gardens ... |
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| and the countryside. |
Thank you, dear Elenor!
On the way to Las Vegas Airport Monday, I had decided not to take pictures from the plane again, but I did. The pilot took right turn over the ocean, instead of the usual left and I caught some different views for you. I still wonder how the first human decided to board the gigantic cigar-shaped object that was surely too big and heavy to get off the ground? Strange? Brave? Both?
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| This was not my JSX plane, but a cool private neighbor. |
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| O.C. |
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| O.C. and marina. |
Mongo clouds.
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| DYK? |
Short flight, 45 minutes and decent starts in the dessert.
When I arrived at Wonderwoman and Superman's home, I was soon at my favorite spot, the back patio and taking this shot, reclined on the couch.
Just because ...
Wednesday's Smiles ...
2 comments:
Thanks again, Jacki for showing my poor pics. I hope your reader don't get bored seeing so many pics from Austria.
The photos you took on the plane are fabulous. And with this wonderful sight from the patio you only can feel happy.
Wishing you a happy time.
Thanks again, Elenor and especially loved your explanation of your trip there. It is really a beautiful locale. I am so happy for you to have had special time there. The photos cement lovely memories, I am sure.
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