very rural, farm country and beautiful. I have to add we stopped about 5 times for directions as we could not get the GPS to work and the roads are not marked that well, but it was a beautiful place to be lost!
Little churches dot the area and no billboards or power lines - very old country. Steve's facility is next to an abandoned Russian air strip...lots of American Corporations are building EU centric facilities in the area.
On the road back we had a better view of all of Prague....we stayed mainly in the historic district and I ventured out (was lost) in several areas of this beautiful city.
When we returned late in the day we walked to a traditional Czech restaurant and feasted on these delicacies - not sure what we ordered, but this is what we got
When we returned late in the day we walked to a traditional Czech restaurant and feasted on these delicacies - not sure what we ordered, but this is what we got
Pork steak, hash brown medallions and a green salad.
Brats, Ham, stuffing and some kind of bread dumpling.....all very good!
The next day I made sure Steve saw all the things he wanted to see again and some of the new things that I had found. He wanted to go back to the Astronomical Clock and this time got a great picture of the Apostles and gold rooster.
We went to the castle and walked all over the gardens and the vineyard. I took him into St. Vitus and all around the courtyards.
We walked down by the river with the St. Charles Bridge in the background - can you tell how cold it is by our bundled up bodies? It was so windy I had to wear my hair in a braid or pony tail.
He wanted to see the Lennon tribute wall so we went over there and he loved it as much as I did
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