Aircraft Museum!

	Keith, Sue, Bob. No typical solid black bike shorts here :-)	Monica

				Lots of other folks stopped to see what we'd stopped to look at.	Gorgeous flowers in the cemetary.

	Bob and Keith. On the right are a series of plaques and sculptures of all the planets, because it's Johannes Kepler's home town.	Sue and Bob.

	Airport in Vilshofen!

	Keith noticed an airport restaurant so we HAD to stop there for mid-morning snack!	Everywhere here has great ice cream varieties.	Penguin is particularly cute!

	Cessna 337 aka Skymaster aka mixmaster about to depart			Map of us on the airport!	Sign along the bike trail heading out past the aiport.

	Runway numbers	Bike path looks down the runway.

	Gorgeous views of the river.	Solar powered, saw many of these along the river.	Keith and Norbert study it. We still don't know what it is.

		Barbara	Norbert, Barbara, Monica		On the bike path, arrow for lunch at the cafe on the left.

				Cigarette vending machine.	Yet, it's getting used. TONS of people smoke in Europe :-(

	Row of ExperiencePlus bikes.	Lunch stop for the group.	Keith and Norbert.		Sue "i hate cameras" and Barbara.

		Locks coming into Passau.		Photos of photos.

			Lock gates are closing.

		Filling up!	Power station next to the locks.	ExperiencePlus van below our hotel window.

		Saw lots of these cat and mouse "graffiti" all over Passau. Nowhere else in Europe...???

	One of the few reminders of the horrific floods that came through here just two months ago in June. Benches aren't rebuilt yet but most everything else is already rebuilt or under construction.		Ducks and swans!	Easy to see this was once a walled fortress city with only a few entrances.

	All of the gorgeous old churches are in constant reconstruction.

		St Stephen's Cathedral	Until 1994, the largest pipe organ in the world.		Beautiful fountains everywhere.

	Construction everywhere :-)				Beautiful buildings across the river up on the hill.

			Flood high water marks over the centuries. This year isn't marked yet.	June 2013 is higher than any marked, at the top of the dark section.	Tour guide gave us a fun history of the city and short walking tour.

		Notice between the windows, the plaque, and string hanging. River is down the road.	Plaque is flood of 1954. Bottom of string is June 2013 flood :-( Yes, first two floors of these buildings were completely flooded.	Further up the street from the building with markings. We're standing at the high water mark.

	Guide explains this was a quarantine area during the plague, food was tossed in through the small door in the door.				Photos of this building having been flooded.