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The Czech Republic & Austria 2011

by Lloyd & Carol Worthington-Levy

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About the Book
Travel enthusiasts Lloyd and Carol Worthington-Levy share their travels from Prague to Salzburg, including exploration of three UNESCO World Heritage sites. Colorful photographs are accompanied by written notes about the history of these special places. Most of this book was photographed during a Backroads Tour that included the ancient town of Cesky Krumlov, spa town Bad Ischl, and cable cars and cog rails into the Austrian Alps. And don't miss the section about being taught Schihplattler — Austrian slap dancing! Magnificent scenery and architecture, maps to indicate travel route and proximity, and an intimate look at day to day life and customs.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Travel
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 160
  • Publish Date: Dec 20, 2011
  • Language English
  • Keywords Church of St. Nicolas, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Wenceslas Square, Tate Gallery, Tate Museum, Bad Ischl, Cesky Krumlov, Keith Haring, Stvanice Island, Czech, Austria, Neoclassic, Gothic, Baroque, Miro, Prague, Salzburg, London, Vltava
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About the Creator
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Carol Worthington-Levy
San Jose CA

Carol Worthington-Levy has partnered on photo books extensively with her talented photographer husband, Lloyd. Residing in San Jose CA, they've shared their passion for travel and photography for over 42 years. Their travel books are admired for both writing and photography by Lloyd and Carol. LLoyd's photography and fine woodworking can be seen at LELCreative.com Carol is a fine artist using paint and collage. Using Blurb, she has partnered with acclaimed poet and talented longtime friend, Arthur Turfa, to develop books of art and poetry, sold in Amazon. Using the superior color standards of Blurb they have developed their first e-magazine as an affordable, colorful alternative to standard books. Arthur Turfa's poetry books include 'Places and Times', 'Accents', 'Saluda Reflections' and 'Gemini'; their joint project is "Recalling the historic sites of Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania." Carol retired in 2018 from self-employment as a highly successful creative director.

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