The tour bus took the party to an idyllic Austrian village, in the mountains near Salzburg.
After some photo opportunities, which allowed them time to capture images of the Alps, and several picturesque “chocolate box” cottages, they were led to the village’s tiny museum.
“And here we have our prize exhibit,” the guide said proudly. “A pair of Herr Mozart’s” shoes. As you know he was an important composer.”
One of the party raised a hand and asked, “There were three generations of Mozarts that composed, are these Wolfgang’s, Leopold’s, or Franz Xaver’s?”
“Well,” the guide said, a little taken aback. “There is a manuscript score next to them, so I guess we will have to check the notes.”
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Padre
Sunday Photo Fiction – February 24, 2019
Very nice play on words.
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Nice word-play here; also nice to point out that Wolfgang wasn’t the only one. I’m guessing there might be folks who don’t know that. 🙂
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I wonder what else the guide didn’t know!
My SunPhoFic tale!
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PIty there wasn’t a wee flute tucked inside one as a clue, hmm?
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Seem like this tour guide is winging it
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Generation of smart tourists come prepared after Googling all info. Tourist guides nightmare! Nice story.
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Ha ha ha, lovely ending. Austria is indeed filled with Mozart memorabilia, so much so that one wonders how on earth could he afford so many homes 🙂
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I liked it 🙂
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