Mvc-002s My first tour in Salzburg Mozart's birth place. It was an interesting place and the town was lovely. Mozart's birthplace-no pics     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-001s Mozart's Viola-oops     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-004s Me in Mozart's Platz     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-005s There were two churches that were in my little visitors guide. Sait Peter's had more to see so I looked around there a bit more. The Dom Church     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-006s Saint Peter's Church     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-008s Inside of Saint Peter's     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-010s Mary and her baby     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-011s The organ     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-016s Saint Peter's Cemetery. I thought catacombs were supposed to be creepy.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-017s Part of the catacombs at Saint Peter's.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-019s Part of the entrance to the catacombs.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-020s View of Salzburg from the fortress. I took a audio tour of the fort. It was interesting, they said that the torture room was never used to extract info. only to punish those that were already convicted.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-021s This room was for storing salt.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-022s Shot of the fortress from the top, looking East.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-024s Salzburg from one of the marksman's windows.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-026s Some of the stuff they did was cruel and brutal, I already knew that I guess. But to hear it explained with the actual devises right there... Anyway, they do not know who the stove is by, but I think its beautiful. Bedroom     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-028s Stove for warmth.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-030s This pillar has marks form when a canon ball hit it. I liked the canon dent a lot. They said that most things were removed from the rooms, such as velvet that was on the seats and walls, pics and tapestries...     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-031s The Golden Hall still holds banquets.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-032s Pic of the oldest lift in use, 500 years old     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-034s There are knights in the café!     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/25/01
	Mvc-001s The chess game I found rather cute. In winter they are out side playing enlarged chess. In the court yard of the fortress, wood carvings     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-002s Taking the cable car down.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-003s In one of the squares there was a huge game of chess being played.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-007s The church was nice, I did not stay long inside cause they were getting ready for something. This church was in another "part" of town. Mullen Church     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-008s Me at Mullen's beer hall.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-009s Decorations in the beer hall     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-010s I thought it was cool that they poured your beer from a barrel.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-014s Enterance to the beer hall.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-018s Me along the river with "old town" in the background.     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01
	Mvc-021s Austrian dress     Photographed by: Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 2/26/01

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