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Another beautiful day in Prague
Today the weather was even nicer than yesterday! Highs of 25, clear and sunny all day. Today we walked across the Charles Bridge to the other side and wandered around Lesser town, before climbing the steep windy roads to the Royal Palace. The gardens were lovely and it is was a beautiful day to be exploring outside....but we did a LOT of walking and both of us had sore feet by the end of the day. Prague is such a beautiful city. Every where you went there were lots ...
Rain, rain go away!
... so we could just walk up to a window and get help. We noticed today that there were a lot of people waiting and they all had numbers so it took a bit of wandering and watching people to figure out we had to go back out into the hallway and pick an option of what help we needed on a machine (all in Czech) to get our number. Then we went back in and they had numbers going like at a Deli that you had to watch and they'd send you to a specific window. I've never seen ...
Gypsies, trams and cheese (sorry, Cher)
... our way toward the tower for the view from the top since the early March weather didn't yet allow for any garden foliage. We decided to stop at the rest room just outside the tower for a break. That was where our first big chuckle happened. Pay toilets are still somewhat common in Europe, but unlike the old coin operated variety in the states these are manned by human coin collectors. I walked into the opening to the rest room and sized up the situation quickly: This was ...
More Prague History.....
... the E.U. they’ll have to follow the rules concerning smoking in public places as other European countries have had to do. If the French can adapt to these new rules, I’m sure any other country can do the same. Had someone been smoking inside when I first entered the restaurant, I likely wouldn’t have stopped there. As I was finishing my meal, three girls entered the restaurant and sat on the far side of the room (I think they were from Italy). One ...
La vida en Europa del Este
... queria dejar esta ciudad como un museo viviente de los judios. Algo bien siniestro y que llega a dar escalofrios. Pudimos ver aca, varias sinagogas, y un cementerio judio que impactó por que era como todas las tumbas desordenas y cayéndose a pedazos...
Nos alojamos con gente maravillosa, amigos de la cami, quienes nos llevaron a comer unas esquisitas ...
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