Slovan Brno

... toilets "wee cupboards". Well, what else would WC stand for?

We put on our jumpers and followed the German bikers. The ambient temperature inside is 9C, a good 10 degrees colder than outside. It was like walking into the mouth of a dragon. Needle sharp teeth sprouted from the floor and ceiling. Some meet in the middle to become pillars of rock. We followed the tour through cavern after ...

There was time to kill before our tour of the cave. There are a number of caves in the area with different attributes. One has fine stalagnates, another a collection of cave bear skeletons and a third some evidence of habitation. I would like to see them all, one day, but I could imagine the youngest kids' response to more than one cave viewing in a day.

Instead we went to a small windmill in Rudice, which served as a tiny museum. It was pleasing to the eye from the ...

... be looking up at the same trees from far below at the cave mouth.

Rain meant looking for another Penzion rather than camping. This is turn meant another night without a washing machine. Our dirty clothes were reaching epidemic proportions, with just one set of cleanish clothes between us. I hadnīt been able to do a load since leaving Opatow and the only top-loading machine we encountered. I didnīt have anything worth washing in Zakopane ...

... in our room we went off to find some food. We asked the desk clerk for some food recommendations and she started going on and on in Czech and pointing in all directions, leaving us thoroughly confused and pretty much on our own. Walking down the road we stumbled upon a little park with a restaurant in the middle called Selepka's, a place we would call home for the following several nights. We walked to the door to attempt to decipher the Czech menus when all of a ...

... of socks. oh and a pair of shorts like are basically a swim suit. In the guitar case I have a guitar strap, a book, an extra set of strings, and my tooth brush/deodorant. I'm only going to be there until friday, so I'm sure I can manage. I decided not to take my computer, for one reason... There's a good chance I'll be sleeping in the airport thursday night, or somewhere outside near it ...

... jau prekybos centro stovėjimo aikstelėje laukiam ryto, kai atsidarys durys. Pamiegojom nuo 05:00 iki 09:00. Atsikėlę ryte visi pakaitom bėgom į prekybos centro tualetus dantukų valyt, o tada mergaitės liko ruosti pusryčių is mūsų turimų maistų, o berniukai nubėgo į pati TESCO prekybos centrą alaus uzsipirkt. Kadangi is mūsų 6 alaus mėgėjai ...

... but those darn chairs are so uncomfortable and the temp was freezing. We landed and started walking to our new gate that would have left at 5pm our time... Although europeans are THE MOST CRAZY PEOPLE and they decided to just all of a sudden open up a security check right before OUR gate. So now we have 200 some odd people trying to get through this security gate because our plane leaves in 10 min. You could not imagine how hostile these ...

... at the main square and we went and had a pivo at a restaurant. It was so fun to see them here. I think I am going out to Belmondo with them tonight and probably spending this weekend with them. Ross is so good at Czech, I wish I was that good. So UNO got a new mail system where pretty much all incoming mail gets quarrentined, it took ...

... devils and magic and stuff, its excellent. I actually saw that last time I was here with Veronika; the Czech TV station was broadcasting fairy tales every Thursday night so I got to see a couple. But this time there were English subtitles and last time Veronika translated. I wish I were fluent in Czech cuz a lot of the humor was lost in translation, but it was still funny. Thanks for reading, Ben

... were nearly an extinct breed, but after the final qualifying session for the 500's on Saturday, the boys and I decided that it was time for an afternoon bevvie in the paddock, when out over yonder we heard AUSSIE! AUSSIE! AUSSIE! OI! OI! OI!. We wandered over and met some boys from Perth, who had come over especially for the G.P. It just so happened that Trevor was the head honcho for Shell Oil back in Oz, and was part of the Shell Advance Factory Team ...