Austria Travel Notes: Hallstatt (Part 2)

A friend in the group said that Gosau is very beautiful. I have been debating whether to go there or not. I got up early in the morning and thought, oh, it’s raining, so I don’t have to worry anymore.

I sat on the balcony with a cup of instant coffee and looked at the sky. The familiar gloominess combined with the black and white mountains, plus two or three points of rain in front of the mountains, and the floating cloud bands in the distance, gave me the ink temperament of an empty mountain after a new rain. I don't like this rainy weather, it's like the winter in Chengdu, so I cover the pot in a heavy voice. The bright and gorgeous Europe in the summer or the snowy fairy tale world in the winter are my cup of tea.

I found 2 SLR photos from the previous afternoon, and by comparison, they turned out to be liars.

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I checked the road to the train station on Google and it was about 1.5 kilometers, so I decided to go for a walk. There are no tourists and no mud. I walked along the mountain road and followed the railway. I met a small salamander on the road. It was chubby but crawled quickly. I took my camera and played with it for a while. When I came back, I fed two swans with bread. It’s hard to imagine that this kind of wild trip is in Europe, and the famous Hallstatt is opposite.

The lakes and mountains are beautiful, the air is clear, and the clouds and mist are lingering in the middle. If money is not a concern, this place is very suitable for a vacation. You can stay in peace for a while. It is a typical place to find tranquility in the midst of chaos.

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Life is not only about the present, but also about the distant future.

The night gave me black eyes, and I used them to see the black and white in the distance.

As we approached the pier, we found that the cruise ship was about to arrive, and the train was also arriving at the same time. This time should coincide with the train. I suddenly wanted to go to the check-in corner, so I rushed all the way, and finally caught up. The boat ticket was 2.5 euros one way.

There are still so many people, no light, just clouds and mist, so be it.

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Checking in for a group photo, but unfortunately I left Tutu at the Sky Bridge in Langkawi last year.

Counting the time, I returned the same way and said "goodbye" to Hallstatt. It was not sad. There is also a small ossuary in Hallstatt. I gave up on this one because I saw a big one in the Czech Republic. All living beings will have such a day. Since they dare to do it, there is nothing they dare not see. I didn’t go to the Czech ossuary. Friends can consider it.

I don’t think I’ll come here specifically again, just a one-day check-in trip. Speaking of which, taking a train from Koblenz in Germany along the Rhine River, there are many such small towns along the way, which are quiet and exquisite. I don’t know when I can visit them again. Once again, I hope that the epidemic will pass soon and everyone will be safe.

In the last article, the principal criticized the picture for not being good-looking, so today I am posting the two pictures together. The colors produced by the SLR are much stronger than those produced by the mobile phone, so the later stage is really important. After all, although the person who emerges from the clear water may be a Xi Tzu, there is a greater chance that it is a Xi Tzu. Met Dong Shi.

The driver picked us up at the hotel on time. We returned to CK town in the evening and took a short stroll before saying goodbye.

p.s It was off-season when I went there, and there was only one small shop open in Obertraun. There is a supermarket at the entrance to Hallstatt, where you can replenish your supplies and bring them over.

On the way back to Prague, I saw the sky full of fiery red clouds. Unfortunately, I couldn't let the driver stop. This road is very scenic if you drive by yourself.

The picture and text don’t match, this was taken when I went there, haha.