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| Here I am, bonding with baby Daniel. |
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| Two brothers, having some early morning fun |
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| Thomas and Thad walk to work/school. Sometimes Thad scoots. |
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| St. Peter's Church in Vienna |
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| Inside St. Peter's Church |
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| The pipe organ |
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| Names you've heard of, in Vienna |
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| Marzipan wedding dress, life-size! |
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| The winter palace |
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| Cafe Central, where international figures have met for coffee and pastries for over a century. |
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| Inside Cafe Central |
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| Inside the pastry display case at Cafe Central |
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| Two of the international figures. |
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| Adolph Hitler spoke here to the mesmerized thousands. |
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| Vienna city hall. Somehow I didn't think of a city hall when I first saw it. |
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| A cellist at the train stop. |
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| You've heard of the blue Danube? Here it is, or part of it. |
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| Sod-roofed house, built in the center of extensive vineyards. The vintners erect small shrines at the corners of their vineyards to invoke God's blessing on their crops. |
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| Probably the most beautifully situated castle we saw. It is known as Ruine Lichtenfels. |
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| Roadside structure, of unknown religious significance. |
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| We saw around a dozen Maypoles as we drove through the Austrian countryside on May 8th. |
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| Last look at the Alps in the distance before we turned north to return to Haiger |
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| Typical Austrian village setting |
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