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Day 6, Wed, July 18th (135km) Prague is awesome
... to see it.
Other than the road issue Prague is beautiful and very lively. I was staying around the corner from Wenceslas Square but could not figure out the numbering system and could not find my hostel. After walking past it several times I met Vaslov just outside a small pub. It did not take long after the introduction before Vaslov brought me a beer on the sidewalk and we kept chatting. Vaslov was a great laugh and over the next 45 minutes he bought me ...
Magic Prague
... in, one of them blocked Jana's way in and out. I mean, they didn't know we were getting ready to leave, so why not go for some area with more space and privacy? Beats me. As I said, people are funny. At any rate, Bill and I ordered pizza, and Vincent and Jana both had some sort of pasta dish, and they were all good.
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Prague, quelle belle ville!
... je crois que c'est à voir mais je vous parle de oui-dire là!
Question vie de nuit, je crois que Prague n'a pas besoin de publicité. En plus de ses clubs de nuits et ses pubs très authentiques, c'est aussi le lieu de réunions de festivals qui réunissent les meilleurs DJs au monde (dont j'ai manqué à une journée prêt!).
Prochain arrêt ...
A triumphant return to our homeland
... at the shops and old-fashioned cobblestone streets and even managed to walk down the narrowest street in the entire Czech Republic!
Our next stop was Prague. As we drove past huge fields of sunflowers it was hard to believe we were approaching a city of 1.2 million. Even at our campsite a few miles from the city center we were unsure of just what the city would look like as we approached from the west and didn’t get an overall view of ...
Raisng Prague's Not So Iron Curtain
... Poland. It used to be called Czechoslovakia, but after the "Velvet Divorce" in 1989, the countries split rather peacefully into the Czech and Slovak Republics. Czech people are rather stoic, sometimes sarcastic, and generally will not go out of their way to make you their friend, at least not right away. Not that they are rude, but they seem to have a mild "distrust" with unfamiliar things, and therefore it takes ...
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