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Den před odjezdem
... 283;li jít na punc. Macik odmítá sundat plavky. Bere si troje, aby ji v kaplici na namesti nebyla zima. Movember skoncil. Zvazoval jsem volny prechod na decembeard a januhairy. Musel jsem oholit. Dobaleno mam ve 23:21. Tisknu posledniho pruvodce pro Angkor Wat. A rano hura do ...
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
... season as our bus was full. No wonder it is recommended to book at least weeks in advance in high summer!
Right from the start, we have fallen in love with Cesky Krumlov. It's a small town of only 14000 people, tiny by European standards. Everyone comes for the beautiful houses and winding cobbled streets of the old town, which have been much the same since the 18th century. Because of this the town itself is on the UNESCO list. Usually it's day trippers that ...
Towers, history and photography
... so good we decide to return there for dinner.!! Afternoon visit to Museum Fotoatelier Seidel, the museum of Joseph and his son which had a vast collection of historical photographs and equipment. Joseph built the art nouveau house specifically to have his studio and laboratory at about 1900. Only in recent years was the treasure trove of equipment, boxed and labeled glass slides and negatives chronicling the local ...
Budweis.....The Original
... all the way to Hluboka. He pointed out the house he grew up in as we drove by, and they both gave us advice on where to go and how to stay safe.
Once in Hluboka, we walked to a beautiful English Castle that some royals used as a hunting lodge. There were deer heads made of stone everywhere with real antlers attached to them. We stopped by a knife shop just down the hill from the castle and talked to another older ...
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