This was in Zurich. I didn't know my dog had his own store. Those crafty poodles!
This was taken at a park in Zurich, overlooking the Neiderdorf neighborhood. I was afraid to sit all the way on the wall because there was a 40-50 foot drop on the other side. As I have determined before, I'm not afraid of heights, I'm afraid of falling!
These are the bears at Bern, Switzerland. Some stupid tourist had just dropped their umbrella moments before.
The Swiss countryside:
The Jungfrau at Interlaken, Switzerland:
This was taken from the train going up the Jungfrau:Here is why we did not get to go out onto the observation deck at the top of the Jungfrau. Check out the completely horizontal icicles! Yes, it was tough to breathe up there. I felt a little light headed, like I had taken too much cold medicine.
More Swiss countryside. Moooo!
This is the view from the top of the bell tower in Innsbrucke, Austria. On the top left, you can see a ski jump.And here is my favorite souvenir from the trip, 2 white porcelain dancing poodles. I saw it in a shop window in Innsbrucke and had to have it. I guess they are waltzing.
This picture was taken from the inside of a gondola that we took up a mountain. You can barely make out the rainbow that followed a short rain.
Pictured behind this church steeple is the highest peak in Austria. It's the one that is often covered in clouds:This is me throwing snowballs off of the high Alpine road. Being from the south, we don't see a lot of snow, so you have to humor me here. Standing behind me (and laughing at me) is a nice Australian man. I've learned that when you go on trips like these, hang out with the Australians and you are guaranteed a good time.Here are the steps of the Mirabell Gardens in Salzburg, Austria (think "The Sound of Music"):
Same place. Check out the dark clouds:
This is a higher view of Salzburg:This was my hot chocolate from the famous Cafe Landtman in Vienna, Austria. I also shared the plate of cakes with my table. It was just so pretty! I told you I ate my way through the Alps. And here is the Opera Toilet that was in the subway in Vienna. I had to take a picture of it. The bathroom was playing waltzes- it was so funny! You see the craziest stuff when you travel. BTW, it was the Australians who found it first! OK, I won't bore you with anymore pictures. Well, maybe one more. After being gone for over 2 weeks, I was ready to get back home. Teddy was living the high life at his grandparents house and learning all about Yorkshire Terriers. How could I stay gone from this face?
6 comments:
Beautiful pictures!! I am sooo jealous!!
I'm sure Teddy was happy that the Austrians released you and sent you back home to him.
I'm so jealous! I've been to Germany- but not to Austria! Poor Teddy- he missed his Momma!
I am so glad that you had a fun time and enjoyed yourself. Beautiful pictures of gorgeous places. It is hard to leave the dogs at home. It nearly killed me to leave my girls when I went to Peru for two months. Chauncey was so glad to see me she never worried about being upset and would not let me out of her sight for a while:o)
Thanks Avalon! Yes, I think Teddy was happy to see me, and to get away from those pesky yorkies. What's great is that he doesn't hold a grudge
Patti- You should go! And since we have the same taste buds, I know you'll appreciate this- I ate a lot of schnitzel. A huge flat chicken nugget, I'm in. And, I think my parents were glad when I came back. The last 3 mornings, Teddy woke them up at 3:30 in the morning! He was ready to play!
Kim- Glad you enjoyed the pictures. Ooh, Peru sounds like fun. I've heard it's beautiful there, too. As for the dogs, I think next time I go on vacation, I need to find an obedience or agility trial to enter the next weekend I come back. By now, all of the "I'm so glad you are back" has worn off! :)
Post a Comment