Duo Prague

... Mckinnnon and myself buying a van and exploring Europe. If Mitchel Proudfoot gets himself into gear he will also be joining the dynamic duo. If anyone else out there wants to let loose over the European summer come on over. Its going to be the best summer ...

... to find what our options were. Ron took a picture of us and put it on his Twitter page, with the caption "Stuck in Prague!". We were having difficulties finding any flights out as most of them were departing on Thursday or Saturday. Why don’t they ...

... full of life, and as we walked the streets, breathtakingly beautiful buildings materialized around every corner. We saw Prague Castle (Prahsky Hrad), including the cathedral which contains many years of (somewhat violent) history and some truly ...

... brewery across from the hotel. The food was not great and the service was really terrible, but we enjoyed the experience anyway. Prague is stereotyped as having bland food and iffy service, which was not our overall experience, but it was fun to find ...

... to catch the changing of the guards on our way out, before heading back down to the city. That night we ate dinner at Prague's famed  U Fleku restaurant where a beer hits the table the second you sit down, and they keep them coming whether you order ...

praha! ...

... just started wandering around randomly! At one point I thought I got myself lost but one left turn and I was on a somewhat familiar street! Prague is actually not too big and I think I found all the major tourist buildings in four hours. I did not go ...

... supposed to be non-smoking but tons of people are smoking there. I must say that I almost forgot about smoking when I was in Sweden, as not too many people smoke there. But being in Prague brought back the fact that soooo many people in Europe are ...

... towns wearing smiles and "making other people's lives perfect." (as a gay Tornado Indian said). That dynamic duo was in action again for the next four days: Prague you can have us. And they did. From the first suburban pint in a place called Tornado Bar ...

... around, sticking to the streets that were in the sun! eventually i retired to my hostel, via the trillions of identical souvenier shops! prague is definitely the mot touristy city i've ever been to! the next day i headed to the main square to do a ...

... terms of raw awe-factor. Surrounding the enormous dual steeples of the Tyn Church, the square houses one of Prague’s most recognisable landmarks; the astronomical clock. An exceedingly lavish display of extraordinary craftsmanship, the gold and ...

... is about the Irish musician Glen Hansard and Czech pianist Markéta Irglová before they formed their music duo group- "The Swell Season". I saw them in concert in Prague earlier this semester, it was quite a breath-taking show. And so now I'm off to ...

The Premiere Men's team had an early start but luckily I got to leave at 10:30am! I was able to get a bus ticket but once again wondered if I was going to have problems getting into the race site. But like last time, I just walked in as the girl at the ...

... of the cities we plan on visiting from his travels as a ticket scalper. The most valuable of this insight was the name of a bar in Prague where you can unload an M-16 in the back alleyway. After lunch, we headed back to Wimbledon to check out a few more ...

... ambling upstairs to one of the six dorm rooms for a night of sleep with quasi-strangers. In a few weeks they'll head on to Prague as planned and finally home to the U.S. A thin Japanese girl stands in front of the computer by the bar and scans her ...

... 1600.  We toured an historic synagogue and viewed the Jewish Cemetery.  It is nothing like the Jewish Cemetery in Prague, thank heavens, and more resembles cemeteries in New Orleans. To cheer us up following the Cemetery we went shopping! ...

... not working! Hostel was amazing, much more like a hotel than an actual hostel! We went travelled with another Scottish/Northern Irish duo we had met in Prague, so met with them & went to the river beach. It was raining, but we all enjoyed our time at ...

... all together. Ill let you know if i do, but until then, i will wrap this blog up. Russ and i decided upon Krakow Poland before heading to Prague, and i am very glad we decided this. I have learned so much here already and I will let you know all about ...

Here is the plan: Naples, Rome, Athens, Split (Croatia), Vienna, Prague, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, Interlocken (Switzerland), Venice, Florence, and Capri. We'll see if that all happens or not.  We got an early start Saturday ...