I live in the very small village St. Thomas/Blasenstein, in the area Perg. St. Thomas has about 1000 inhabitants, they live on about 30 square kilometres and the sea level is about 722 metres.
The name of the mayer of st. thomas is Johann Nenning. He is a member of the peoples party.
In St. Thomas there isn't very much to going shopping only a litte supermarket but you got the most things you need for your life. In Linz there is a long road where you can go shopping. For going out, you can go to Dimach or you go to Perg. It takes you 15 minutes to Dimach and to Perg.
We have a kindergarden and a primary school but we don't have a secondary mordern school. The pupils have to go to Pabneukirchen. It takes them 10 minutes to Pabneukirchen.
We have many sigths in St. Thomas. There is a very old church in gothic style. We also have a stone with a hole inside, called "Bucklwehluck'n" (engl.: backachhole). On the picture you can see the "Bucklwehluck'n" and the church.We have already other sigths, for intants: a air-smoked passtor, block figures called "Zigeunermauern", a 12 metres high cross and some more.....
There isn't much puplic transprt like a train or a subway, only buses. With the buses you came to Perg where is a train station and you come with the buses to Pabneukirchen and Dimbach too.
If you like going hiking there are many trail, of course you have always fresh air and there isn't so much traffic.
There is a map, how you come to St. Thomas with the car:
http://maps.google.at/maps?f=d&utm_campaign=at&utm_source=de-ha-emea-at-google-dd&utm_medium=ha&utm_term={routenplaner}
If you want,you can have a look on the homepage from St. Thomas:
http://www.st-thomas.at/
I hope you like my community.
