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Den před odjezdem
Konečně jsme zacali balit. Macik ma plnou postel oblečeni. Mezitím si hraji psi a kočky, na moje upozorněni se jen zahradou hlouběji mezi trička. Macik chytá cestovní horečku a cely den pracuje u notebooku v plavkách. Večer ...
Tours and tortures.
... gates of the Eggenberg Brewery. We were expecting a few other people to show up but there was only us and another couple with a baby. Europeans start them young. Then it transpired that they only spoke Czech while we only spoke English. So it was a private tour for us! A few minutes later a man raced in the back door of the brewery and introduced himself as Rosta. He was 74 years old but certainly has the energy and enthusiam of someone 30 ...
Czeching out Cesky Krumlov
... like it has been partially carved from the rock it sits on. It was given a makeover in the 16th century, which is when most of the current castle dates from. Behind the castle is the gardens which had plenty of well trimmed hedges and a fountain. We had fun running through the hedges, playing hide n seek and acting quite a bit younger than we really are.
By the time we had finished with the castle it was after 5pm and the gaggles of coach tours had mostly gone. ...
Towers, history and photography
Grey skies an fewer tourists meant a very easy passage and space to visit the castle museum and tower today. The tower had been visible to us; even thro our bedroom window, ever since we arrived. An adventure climbing the narrow and rickety staircase and the view was worthwhile when we got there. there were 360 degree of the village and surrounds, so i could maximise the use of my new camera with its panorama capacity. ...
Cesky- stepping back in time
... Our night tour last night had given us a good basis to build on about the 3 families who had built, owned and in some tragic circumstances had to leave it over its life from the 1200's (Roznberg 1302-1602' then Eggenberg's to 1710) to 1938 when the last member of the Schwarzenberg's fled to America fearing the rise of Hitler. Then the communist rule of Czech meant it became state property. These families had an opulent life but it seems cared about the township ...
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