Residence Vita Prague
Zizkov Praha 3, Vita Nejedleho 11 Prague, Bohemia, 13000, Czech Republic
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Day 321 - Nature's Song
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The very moment that all preconceptions are torn,
all walls are demolished and all emotions are worn.
On the tips of our tongues and the whisper of leaves,
nothing hidden or protected in the warm summer breeze.
Just the soft gentle kiss of natures sweet song,
the long lingering melody of memories far gone.
Asleep and ablaze in the warmth of what’s real,
a love and a trust you can finally ...
City of Contrasts
... it is not eaten. An automatic 10 % is added to your bill, amd soon you are paying much much more than the price of the meal listed on the menu. Again at lunch, we ended up paying double the listed price of food from a stall. Turns out the price listed is actually for a weighed portion, but the portion they give you (and it is a pretty small portion) comes to about twice what is listed. They also ask you, "is this enough, or do ...
Prague
After a long, revitalizing rest in the countryside of the Loire Valley, we were ready to get on our way again. Prior to our change of schedule, we had planned to take the train and make our way through northern France, Belgium, Holland and Germany to arrive at our easternmost destination of Prague. But with the new time frame, and our keenness to make it to Prague, we thought we better fly.
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Praha
... American encounters because they let us off with a warning.
I forgot to mention earlier, the minute we landed in Prague and were trying to find the metro station, we walked through a movie set! There were huge cameras, lights, actors, the whole sha-bang! It would only be the first of two movie sets we walked through. I guess Prague is a great place to film, and they must have been local films because we just walked right through their sets. Woops.
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Day 12 - Podebrady ... and new friends!
... to his family via the post-velvet revolution restitution process. Essentially, when communist soviet forces governed the Czech Republic, they took over ALL private land. Nobody owned homes or land, the government did. And it all went to ****. After the revolution, the land and properties were given back. In this case, in horrible condition. Ivan and his family have re-built them ... turning one building in to beautiful homes (where they live now and Tomas and Misha are returning to ...


