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The Beginning
... With a mix of surrealism, excitement, exhaustion, anticipation and hope (for ourselves and the safety of those we leave behind) we closed our flat door to life as we've known it and headed to the airport for flight 1 of 23...Prague to Frankfurt, followed swiftly by Frankfurt to Las Vegas.
And so as the bleak European winter steadily creeps in I'll finish with the words on take-off of my kind and compassionate husband..."So long ...
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... the St. Vitus Cathedral which had some of the most beautiful stain class windows! Outside of the castle Carmen found some of her best friends a group of Red Bubbly Asians (check out the picture)
After walking around the main streets Danielle, Allie, & I made our way to the beer factory. It is simply a restaurant that at the tables has a tab and then you are competing against the other tables.It was such a cool aspect being able to ...
Cobblestone roads and the time travel
... drink. I left to see the city and was in awe of the cobblestone roads and castles. It felt as if I had traveled back in time and reached some place in the 15th century. And Prague is like that. It is a city which was never attacked and so it was never destroyed to be rebuilt. Actually, when Hitler came here the Austrians gave Prague away to sign peace with him. I think I got the facts right here.
In the evening, I came back to the bar and ...
City of Contrasts
... to the Old Town Square where we are meeting for a 10:30 free tour of the area. Jana, our guide, is very good, telling us wonderful stories and history, even if her English is rather difficult to understand. We see the Jewish Quarter, Wenceslaus Square (of the "Good King" fame: the Czech patron saint), the Astronomical Clock and much more. We watch a fairy tale play being performed in the park and have some lunch, sadly, ...
PRAGUE
... musicians, and lots of activity. One of the statues is a religious statue that people go up to, touch the foot, and then throw money in the water... hmmm cool to see. We crossed the bridge and went into Old Town which is the main square with the world famous astrological clock. There are 1000's of little shops in Old Town which were fun to walk around in. We ate lunch outside in the square (with heaters of course because at one point ...
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