Schoenbrunn Castle, Vienna, Austria.
Some rocks in the Vienna Natural History Museum. Imagine this multiplied by about 500.
The Tatra Mountains on the border between Poland and Slovakia - we climbed from 1000 metres to 2200 metres and got some AMAZING views.
A random Church somewhere... *blush* I forget where...
Climbing up stairs amongst giant rocks in Teplice, Czech Republic, towards a tree...
The aforementioned tree where a castle used to be, 70 metres above the ground below perched on a rock.
The castle was destroyed by religious fanatics sometime before we reached the top.
Some high slabs in Teplice.
More Teplice Rocks
A pleasant mountain-bike ride in the hills above Cesky Krumlov, taken BEFORE it poured with rain.
Ah, Prague - a tourist Mecca. Far too overcrowded.
Kutna Hora's "Bone Church", outside Prague... macabre.
Boo!
Yes, that is a coat of arms made out of human bones... but look behind it - that's a massive pile of thousands more human bones. They simply had too many bones. What else could they do with them?
I think this is a photo of us taken in Bratislava, and the view is quite possibly the most interesting thing to look at in Bratislava... unfortunately we only had 2 hours there so we didn't really get a good feel for the place at all.
The picturesque and charming town of Cesky Krumlov.
I've actually got many, many more photos and it's only week three... in fact I must have around 800-1000 photos so far I think. But we only have limited time to spend on this blog and Internet access, although common enough, is often somewhat retarded by stupid keyboard layouts.
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