Dum Prague

... the same time period especially in Europe due to war. <br><br> The Czech people were very good at figuring out peaceful ways to take back their country. Many of the Czech ideas were never really given credit where credit was due; for example the Protestant religion was actually created by the Czech people 100 years before Martin Luther made it popular. We also learned that the Czech government thought that the astronomical clock was so beautiful and unique ...

... Hard Rock Cafe and took advantage of the ladies room. One big lesson to learn, is that you need to use the facilities when you find them! <br><br>We made the round trip and went into St. Nikolas church. We then picked a place to eat and collapsed. We enjoyed our dinner/lunch or whatever it was and sat and enjoyed the atmospher even more for nearly an hour. <br><br>It was nearly 6 pm so we decided to try and ...

... evening I saw "Aspect of Alice," the Black Light show . . . really weird. I'm glad that I saw it . . . once. I feel like it would be about 100 times better if you were on mushrooms or high or something. It's supposedly Alice in Wonderland, growing up and becoming a woman. There was like little kid things where she was playing with clowns. The neat part was that the background was dark and the actors were all in black so ...

... through a revolving door not long before they all died. Very expensive hotel where all the rich and famous go, was a bit different to our hostel!! From there we flew to Amsterdam for just 8 hours of power. Most people know what this place is famous for! The redlight district was quite interesting. We saw a live show, which was ****! Did a cruise which was ok. Went to the sex museum, very interesting, dont think we'll see one of those ...

Today we trained it back from Karlovy Vary. Not quite as much personal attention from the waiter in the dining car this time, but still the food was pretty good. I like this train travel thing, Andrew is starting to evangelise me to its charms. Back in Prague it was pretty much unpack and repack for tomorrow (but I won't give away the destination just yet) and then await Penny's arrival. Alex very nicely offered ...

... protrusion on the underside which meant when one set it down, it would invariably lean to one side or the other - kind of like a Weeble-Wobble. Very unusual. Very cool. I was sure they would love it. If only I could find it again. Problem was, there are only about 15,000 crystal shops in Prague. As I neared the main tourist thoroughfare leading back to the bridge, I stopped at several shops looking for the piece. Just before I turned to go back over the bridge, a shop ...

Saw off my Canadian brethren and sistren at the main Prague station today, with maximum respect and happiness that we'd managed to hook up for one final hurrah. Philly D and the Pamster headed back on home to Canadia, and Trish moved forward to Munich. Nevertheless, it still felt great to be in Prague, now alone, on my own, with every possibility at my feet and a wealth of freedom to go about my business as i saw fit. I tell you, its a bloody liberating feeling. Strolled ...

... to go get the key and leave our bags while we went there. It was soooo cool!! :-) And it worked perfectly. We got the key and came back, picked up our stuff from the super sweet couple and then went downstairs to the absolutely adorable flat that we then got to live in for the next few days. It is so great when such special little things like that happen. We took a bus from Dresden to Prague, and I think I will leave you with this for now. Prague will be its own story. Write me!