Who knew that Mozart's balls tasted so sweet?

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August 10th 2006

Published: September 30th 2017

Geo: 48.0765, 12.9132Crappy breakfast. Pate and cheese were not good. Ate with the Italian lady and her daughter (the one that helped me with laundry last night). Nice lady, from Torino. Off to Salzburg. Maribell Gardens ... beautiful. Stunning sculptures. Old-town - lively, with a fruit market. Had a burenwurst ... tasty! Kollegiekirche - interesting Baroque style. Mozart's birthplace - borin... Read Full Entry

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Biggest Baroque fountain in the world.

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And just across the square this lonely BMW was quietly sobbing and wallowing in its own self pity. Why couldn't he join the party? Just cause he wasn't cool like the Audis?

The castle.

Big screen set-up to show the Mozart Festival's events.

People wonder how I can afford to travel this long. You learn many money saving tricks like shopping for food at the dollar store. Look at these bags of biscuits - convenient, healthy, and tasty! After, it also makes your hair and teeth nice and shiny too! I also noticed that after eating them, my flea problems have also subsided!

More dollar store deals! You can get a whole chicken for 1 euro! In a grocery store, this costs at least 4 euro. It was a little tough but still tasted better than a McChicken from McDonald's.

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Who knew that Mozart's balls tasted so sweet?

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