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Day 18 - back in Prague
... There were only about 3 different actual packs with more than one, the rest were just sold individually. Each individual container was between about 30 and 80 cents Australian. We finished off our shopping and headed to the flat. It was lovely to rest and we had some rolls for dinner. I ended up getting ready for bed and lying there at about 8pm just listening to my audiobooks. Marketa then called and asked us about coming to her news studio on Sunday which is a bit ...
Vienna,Hungary & Prague-stories, stories, stories!
... milled around outside watching the receptionists make frantic phone calls. Eventually it got round that everything was alright and we could go back to our rooms. The cause? A bunch of people on the 6th floor were smoking in the corridors and set off the fire alarms. Now, all 80-100 residents had to get back up to their rooms. In those two little lifts. Fuuuuuuu....! (Ez and I ducked off early and jumped in the service elevator, haha)
A freaking ...
The Tour Begins, with previews
... to tourists like the one here, at Krumlov Castle.
Saturday, June 18, 2011: Today the official beginning of the tour is finally here and so are most of the guys. Gary and Derek are still missing in action. We had a great welcome dinner in a very ...
Prague: We're Gonna Need More Shnoogels
... which was supposed to come with dumplings. When our food arrives, Jordyn and I get our soup and Sara and Kelly get their meat platters. The waitress placed a plate of bread next to their meat, which we all assumed was meant for making a sandwich. However, the dumplings were nowhere to be found. Sara is lifting up her meat, searching for the dumplings somewhere in the abyss of her plate. Nothing. So when we were almost done eating we ask the waitress ...
Chin Flickingly Cold
... hills. We coped far better with the walk than some of the British tourists we saw lugging their guts up and huffing and puffing. One man had shed his layers down to a thin, cotton short sleeve shirt! On the way up the final hill we saw a woman selling hot drinks, so Ken asked for a 'tea punch grog', which is exactly what it said on the board. She patiently explained that you had to choose punch OR grog. Punch was essentially mulled wine, whereas grog was 'mulled' rum. Punch it ...



