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Scarlett -

<i>Is there anything about this Triangle that would draw &quot;world travelers&quot; aside from the names?</i>

I don't know where the &quot;Triangle&quot; is located exactly, as I am not interested in visiting the other two towns, but ****ing is in the Salzkammergut, which is the lake and mountain area north of Salzburg, which is frequented by many tourists. From the information that I culled from VirtualTourist.com, I'm not the only one who has an interest in this hamlet.

<i>I was just wondering why you were surprised that no one could &quot;honestly answer your query&quot;..</i>

I have asked several questions since I started posting on this board back in March, regarding my future trip to Germany (with a dash of Austria, Czech, Switzerland and France). With every question I received a wealth of information in answers, from people who had visited the region, as well as people who live there - and for that, a big THANK YOU. I was hoping that I could again tap into the faucet of knowledge and obtain the information to travel to this &quot;un-named&quot; hamlet, just as I have received information to travel to many properly named places.

And, although I received MANY answers to my query, they only made me laugh and appreciate the wit and humor of life. Honestly, I'm still looking for a link to the public transportation system in that area, if anyone can help. Peace. &gt;-

Robyn

cigalechanta

Robyn, try the thorn tree at the Lonely Planet.

Robespierre

Since we routinely Anglicize German place names (M&uuml;nchen/Munich), K&ouml;ln/Cologne, why don't we refer to it as &quot;Effing&quot; (always provided that it won't be confused with some hamlet in Northumbria)?