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The channel on the right was designed to let fish swim up stream easily.78 views
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We left Interlaken this morning (April 13). We arrived in Seefeld, Austria and stayed there for 5 nights. On our way to Seefeld, we visited Liechtenstein, one of the smallest countries in the world, it only has 64 sq. miles.78 views
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This morning (April 16) we took our coach, crossed into Germany and visited Oberammergau. This is the Passions Theater.78 viewsWe visited the PassionsTheater where once every 10 years they perform the show of depicting the life of Jesus from Palm Sunday, when He entered Jerusalem, to resurrection. In 1633, the town was infected with the plaque and many had died. The church and town people pledged to perform this play every ten years if God would spare the town. They were answered and no more death from the plaque. They have performed this show/play every ten years since then (except in 1940 during the war). In 2010, they had performed this show 104 times between April and October. The show lasts over 6 hours with a 3 hour break in the middle.
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The white structure can be closed to cover the stage in case of rain or snow.78 views
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St. Peter and Paul church, Oberammergau78 views
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