Wet wet Salzburger

It saddens me to see the beautiful Salzach is experiencing tremendous water level increase and this has resulted to several deaths in the region. Once a place where hundreds of locals would sunbathe on the banks or just catching some sun while enjoying a cool beer has turned into a dangerous and inaccessible territory.

I remember my walks with my charming companion to the city and passing by the bridges, snapping away at the amazing buildings alongside the river.

Now the latest I hear is the cancellation of the famous art festival but I can't confirm on this.

Here are some snapshots we took at a sunny day in one of the grey-est winter, sometime in March.
Strolling alongside the Salzach

Hot hot day!

Still a cool day despite the sun


An artistic snap inside the library at the Salzburg Uni

Putting my coat on as it gets chilly

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