06/24/2016•architecture, Culture, Gardens, Photography, Travel
Leopoldskron Palace, the lakeside façade represented the von Trapp residence in the Sound of Music
Leopoldskron Palace, near Salzburg, Austria was used in the Sound of Music to represent the lakeside façade of the van Trapp residence. The real Von Trapp family house was not used in the film. Nearby Frohnburg Palace was used for the courtyard and front backdrop. Neither was used for interior shots, all of which were filmed on a soundstage in Hollywood.
Dead Saints Behind Glass, St. Michael’s Church, Mondsee, Austria
Can you find them?
Camera Lucinda: Hidden
My sister Ruth has been in love with The Sound of Music for decades. When the Fairbanks Light Opera Theater mounted a production a few years ago, she tried out and got a role as one of the nuns. She lives her motto: Life is a Musical.
This isn’t a good photo but I like it anyway. The movement captures the excitement of the bow.
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The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect 