we stayed night 3 in
Perg in the farming Area ( smell the pigs) 12 ks off the
Donau and we followed the
Aist river to the small village of
Perg,
lovely 4 room hotel, Shoe shops were having a sale, before we rode out of
Perg we had to fit in 2 pairs of new shoes, we left
Perg thru the Pigs to Castle
Klam. it was a 5 ks in the up hills. also a different way back to the river (short cut) . still had 50 ks to the end of day. on the way to Castle
Klam. (Below)

the View from Castle
Klam its been in the same family for 500 years, the
latest count sold us our guided tour tickets, it was a original
siege castle, little holes to shoot muskets
thou most of them are in the
museum here,

the big court yard inside. still all painted, it had its own chemist shop inside,

the count and his family still live there, its a bed and breakfast type of thing as well.


It has (
believe it or not ) a small private
Chapel. the art work was splendid they had been restored 15 years ago, most of the paintings were 400 years plus,

Castle
Klam from the outside, the road looked like it went down, it was a hasty trick, down for a 1k then up for 2k

Every nice hill has a big church or castle or a big
abbey, bit hard to see but the white bit on the hill (below pic) was huge.

in castle
Klam the antlers date back 600 years, all dated and who shot them deer and wild bore.

the dinning room the blue ceramic in the corner is the heater, the put hot coals in the back( servants) nearly every room has these, heaps of
chimney's when you are in the court yard.
Nealy to the Top, what goes up must go down, and we did at break neck speed, twas
mulga bill. down in to
Grein on the
Donau again for lunch,
that's castle
Klam above Annette
Grein a small decorated village just a picture to see the buildings with flower pots all in bloom, most house have them and every house has just 1 colour.

we are crossing the river here at
Grein by Ferry, our
Radweg Guide (bike book) is very detailed on all the things you might need, the best and safest paths, best churches, beer houses, food and beds if you do not do a package deal. we left our bags at reception every morning and they were at the next hotel that day,
Grein from the ferry
thats a church on the left.

there is so many things to see we were on the
shady side of the river so every bit of sunny, sorta flat ground has a village. this is the village of
Sarmingstein
Bed is just around the corner, 1 off the many locks on the
Donau looking down stream to the ocean some 2500 ks away, on the left is
Persenbeuq (bed) on the right is
Ybbs.

bit of a river view, lots of barges.
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