Dalimil Hotel Prague

Wow…okay so am I behind or what!! This was like a month ago so I will do my best to remember the goings on of Prague and all the places we visited afterwards! No guarantees! Sorry for the wait but I'm lazy…plain and simple! And this takes a good amount of thought process!

Prague…hmm… well the first I can say about Prague is that when we went…it was colllldddd! We decided to get a hostel while in Prague since we wanted to be in the heart of the ...

... Pest side across the river. We crossed the famous bridge which was a pedestrian road and it was lined with statues and beautiful lamps which form the most photographed bridge of Prague. Feeling like we had seen enough we headed back to camp and had another meal at the restaurant carefully measuring out our money as credit cards were not accepted and we were leaving for Germany tomorrow and wanted to ensure we had enough Czech money to pay our bills.

... further we walked the harder it would be to climb back down to the road. We discovered a deer-feed trough, and an ATV pathway that seemed, by the distant wooshing sound of treads on snow, to follow the now-far away highway. That meant we were near somewhere that other people visited, maybe a town, someone friendly, a ride? We kept walking. Eventually our hill connected to the other side of the road by an arch-overpass that crossed high over the highway, so we strolled ...

Hi Folks, We left Istanbul way back on Monday and its now Thursday I think. Istanbul continued to be really hot and I sweat my way through the week there. I managed to innocently pick up another friend whilst browsing in the Grand Bazaar and couldn't shrug him off. He said my perspiration made me look exotic. Don't men talk a ************! (Sorry to the few good blokes who read this!) I think he learnt to speak English by watching the film Shirley Valentine ...

... throw away $80 just like that but at the same time I was stuck and needed the cash. I decided to think about what I should do over night. I would make a decision in the morning. I roamed the airport for the first hour or two. It's a very snooty airport. You have all the top stores present - Hugo Boss, Burberry, Mont Blanc, Bulgari, Emporio Armani and Porsche Design just to name a few. They also had a Caviar House. While walking around, I saw the Star Alliance VIP lounge. I ...

... tower was also very impressive looking. It had two massive clocks that measured astronomy stuff or CD sales or whatever. Oh yeah, (if you don't like funny things DO NOT read on) funny thing to tell you; Heaps of tourists gather out the front of this clock to watch "the skeleton", as it was described to us, which "comes out" on the hour. Literally hundreds of people were there so we were thinking "Well this must be good" (NB: within the quotation ...

... out at us from behind alleys, more amusing was the way the tour guide couldn't pronounce 'th' and her enthusiastic comments encouraging us to "imagine the blood...yes...?". It was harmless fun but we were glad to be back at the hostel and playing cards with our new Aussie mates. DAY THREE Our final day in Prague and we thought we do something serious and, on recommendations by other guests at the hostel, we visited the Communist Museum, which was a lot of reading but very ...

... has been trimmed but it was hard to tell! Following a chilled out day of river boat cruises and massive pork knuckles were started some warm ups for the Prodigy. Big crowd, sweet venue, near front row and an awesome set it was worth all the effort. The Czechs really know how to go off. With Rossy's near penthouse appartment ...

... buildings all around the square and they look beautiful at night. Today, the Old Town Square offers a number of restaurants, cafes, shops and galleries. The streets of Prague are crooked to say the least, and navigating them is not an easy task. We did however undertake a bike tour, which was a magnificent way of thoroughly seeing the city in detail, without the frustration of getting lost!!!

So I step off the plane and get my new stamp and am officially in Prague! I'm feeling pretty smart because I've managed to find my way thru the airport without problem...maybe it's the signs in English, but hey you have to build confidence some how. So now I have to catch the bus, I find this requires tickets. Stepping onto the bus I cleverly wait to see what in the world I'm to do with this ticket ...