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The scenery has changed a lot since crossing into Austria. Reminds me of the west coast of Canada somewhat, with the massive hills and blue water.
The Home of Schnapps
Tav2006-01-13 19:22:24
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The scenery has changed a lot since crossing into Austria. Reminds me of the west coast of Canada somewhat, with the massive hills and blue water.
The service stop we went to was regarded as the best service stop in Europe and damn was it good!!!! Pork with crackle, creamy potatoes and veggies - all just like your Grandma made it!!! Had the drink they suggested which just tastes like fizzy apple juice. It’s called Armadoodela or something equally as dodgy…I’m happy to be here where it’s the home of the schnitzel and meat and potatoes!!
We arrived at our hotel resort in finally, so nice inside, wish they were all like this! This is how I’m supposed to live!! The rooms are spacious and there are chandeliers throughout the hotel and trees outside the windows!! Very nice indeed!
We got ready and headed out for a tonight’s optional of Mozart and Strauss Concert, from the Residenz Orchestra in one of Vienna’s most famous concert halls. There were Opera singers and Ballerinas too. Some people didn’t go, saying they wouldn’t like it, but you can’t say you don’t like any of these things unless you’ve seen them live, the convert hall was beautiful, all
painted and sculptured inside with chandeliers. The performance was faultless…
After the concert was over we headed off for a traditional Austrian dinner in a place that was amazing, this is the best night ever! Full of class!! The dinner was in the Rathouse in the cellar of the Town Hall, it’s a domed building which was completely paint decorated inside with chandeliers and even a harpist!! This is definitely the life I want to become accustomed to!! The food was excellent.
On the way on our bus back to the hotel, there ended up being a bit of bus karaoke, boy did we would bad!! But
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