Author Archives: youngholm

We spent three nights in Salzburg (Friday afternoon to Monday morning, February 24-26). The street going up the middle of the photo is the Getreidegasse, where Mozart was born. The University Church in the foreground, the cathedral in the back … Continue reading →

City Hall (19th-century Gothic revival) Site of the house where Beethoven died (a few blocks from our hotel) No explanation needed Heron in a park near where I lived for a while in 1972 Thursday, February 23 — pavilion being … Continue reading →

The trains in Central Europe are wonderful … smooth, quiet, and lots of scenery. … and coffee is served in china cups.

Fritz is thinking “wait a minute, how did I get up here with her”. Sent from my iPad

The Karlskirche (Church of St. Charles Borromeo) in Vienna has scaffolding that was used in restoration work but is now open to visitors. You can take an elevator to a platform at the level of the drum that supports the … Continue reading →

When will San Francisco catch up?

we don’t try to go to Yosemite this time of year. Sent from my iPad

Sent from my iPad