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Met a Malaysian family here touring with their daughter, recently graduated from law school in London, they suggested us to take a ‘Sound of Music Tour’ with them to visit Salzburg in it’s prettiest estate. No doubt, we were entertained by a really amusing tour guide.
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Clouds were slightly gloomy but thank God there wasn’t any rain because according to weather forecast, it was supposed to rain with a temperature of 12 degrees. Couldn’t be trusted sometimes.
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We were astounded by nature’s beauty, mountain cliffs and houses and cottages along the way that were all so splendid. Exactly like living in a fairy tale of happy endings.
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We came to a town where St. Michael’s church is located, I donated several Euros and got a bottle of Holy water to bring back home.
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I had an afternoon tea with Eelin, tasted one of the famous apple strudel & cheese strudel in hot vanilla sauce, perfect for chilly weather.
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We arrived in a garden as the tour ended, nothing fancy compared to those in castles but this was really spectacular. Flowers blooming everywhere, imagine walking in this with a perfect weather of 20 degrees. Scent of heaven everywhere.
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Spent quite sometime here just walking, life here moves in slow pace. It look me quite sometime to get used to it, to actually admire the beauty of nature.
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Wanted to do some shopping since shopping streets were everywhere, ZARA, H&M as large as a 4 storey building but there were too many tourists flooding the area so I ended with a leather sling bag for mum.
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Mozart’s birthplace
We had ‘lunch’ at some desert place, ordered a table full of cakes.. I had chocolate orange cake and a cup of coffee. Entertained by street performers opposite the place we ate.
Took a picture with Mr. Mozart himself before bid adieu to this lovely place.
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