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Chapel at the top of the saddle between Sankt Gilgen and Sankt Wolfgang
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Chapel at the top of the saddle between Sankt Gilgen and Sankt Wolfgang at sunrise
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View toward Sankt Wolfgang from one of the many devotional chapels on the trail
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The cog railway to the top of the Schafberg
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The cog railway to the top of the Schafberg
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Top of the Schafberg, seen from the middle train station
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Path from the upper train station to the top of the Schafberg
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Mondsee seen from the peak of the Schafberg
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Trail down the Schafberg, with the Wolfgangsee in the background
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On the Schafberg
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From the Sankt Wolfgang church plaza
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Wolfgangsee
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Back in Sankt Gilgen at the end of the day
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Traunsee seen from Gmunden on a drizzly day
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Gmunden church
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Gmunden church
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Franz Lehar's villa in Bad Ischl; he was a crazy collector
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Franz Lehar's villa in Bad Ischl
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Confluence of the brown Ischl river, bottom, and the green Traun, top; they flow swiftly toward the left
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Clarinet concert in Mondsee
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