We boarded the Amadeus Silver again in Emmersdorf and began our slow river journey back to Dürnstein. I sat outside on the front patio, mostly shielded from any wind by the glass enclosure. There was low glass on the side so I was able to take some nice photographs of the little river towns. Enjoy it as I did, looking at the town buildings and the highest building, the local church. Search the top of the hillside for an occasional castle. Look at the water line as some of the photographs show the local boat dock. You can also see the vineyards on the steep slopes.
Discovering the world both near and far. Making friends along the way. Come along with me and share your comments.
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