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Gill, we're in Niederau in the Tirol. It's been hot and sunny for the past 2 weeks. Lots of walking, not that far as I'm not that quick on my feet. But... the mountain air!!!
Came here 32 years ago, returned last year. Literally it's like a breath of fresh air.
Not really into Wiener Schnitzel, love a parmo though.
Up in the mountains today, drinking proper fresh alpine milk, got some amazing Cheese.
I've tried downloading more photos but they wouldn't work.
Bloody internet connection!
This is Rattenberg, it's like a jigsaw puzzle, the view.
This was supposed to have been sent last night (Thursday), but the mountains must have got in the way.
Steve (SteveCam)
Morning Steve. It did come through yesterday. I held my own little envy party and then simmered down 
Keep on having a fantastic time xxx
