People, Places & Travel

This is the view from Hohenwerfen Fortress near Salzburg, built between 1127 and 1142. The first fortress was completed by Archbishop Konrad I, Earl of Abendsberg (1106-1147).

The Starlight foundation is similar to the Make a Wish foundation in the U.S. Pictured to the left of Tim (white hat) is Michael who spent the day at Wimbledon. Highlights included a personal tour of the stringing cabin, a trip through the Wimbledon Museum, and some time with one of his favorite players, Tim Henman.

Entertainment, great dining, and a variety of shops and boutiques plus mimes and "frozen" statues.

Flintsbach Germany, the former home of my good friend Paul Brock with whom I worked with in the Wimbledon stringing room. this photo is of the beautiful Flintsbach church.

One of the many views from within the walls of Hohenwerfen Fortress.

As you leave Hohenwerfen Fortress you'll see a variety of beautiful homes in the Salzach Valley. This 3 story structure is adorned with flower boxes and was surrounded by trees.

On the way to Sacré-Coeur you can encounter most anything. Here a mime coaxes us into his world and convinces us to stay for the show.

Our mime poses with a bouque of flowers as we head off to Montmartre to view the city from above.

One of the most famous museums in the world, the Louve has much to offer and is an attraction not to be missed when visiting Paris

The beautiful Sein River winds through the city of Paris

A trip to Paris wouldn't be complete without a stop at the Moulin Rouge.

Access to the River Sein is easy to come by and a stroll by the river is very relaxing while you take in the sites of the river side

Here you can easily see why they called it a fortress. This view is of the valley below from the tower in Hohenwerfen Fortress