AUSTRIA

	We found our cat Mocha's twin in Hallstatt, Austria. Unfortunately, it just made us miss her more.
	There is much more to Austria that we expected. Beautiful Hallstatt is one example.
	The old quarantine building at Mauthausen Concentration Camp in Austria. After the war it was made into a cemetery.
	Mauthausen's crematorium was in use 24 hours a day near the end of the war. 50 years later, fresh flowers are still placed here.
	Driving down the Danube river in Austria, we saw people picking strawberries and couldn't resist joining in.
	Enjoying the delicious Viennese chocolate in front of the Hofburg Palace.
	A fitting tribute to Mozart in Vienna.
	The Royal Rose Garden in Vienna, Austria is picture perfect.
	We strumbled across an excavation of a great 15th Century synagoge in Vienna.
	Salzburg's main street retains it's charm by requiring that all shops use wrought-iron signs.
	The Von Trapp family home from the movie "The Sound of Music." Some of Salzburg's hotels show the movie nightly for the American tourists. Surprisingly, our hotel owner had never even seen it.
	The famous gazebo where Liesl and Rolf proclaimed thier love. American tourists flock to it so much it has had to be moved twice!
	Summer luging in Austria.