Last week we went on a jolly jaunt to Prague. It was very nice. Sub-zero temperatures didn't slow us down one bit.
The astronomical clock tower was one of our first ports of call, just to remind us where we were.
Then a spot of dinner at SkoĆepka, where a wagon was hung from the ceiling. Disturbingly, it didn't appear to be anchored at all, but instead was free-standing on suspended rails. Scary.
A large shopping centre was soon discovered. It was very deep. Ground level only had 2 storeys, but beneath were another 3. Bonkers, and just a little vertiginous.
At a safer height above sea level, the little market between Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square is still the best place to buy tiny astronomical clocks.
The astronomical clock tower was one of our first ports of call, just to remind us where we were.
Then a spot of dinner at SkoĆepka, where a wagon was hung from the ceiling. Disturbingly, it didn't appear to be anchored at all, but instead was free-standing on suspended rails. Scary.
A large shopping centre was soon discovered. It was very deep. Ground level only had 2 storeys, but beneath were another 3. Bonkers, and just a little vertiginous.
At a safer height above sea level, the little market between Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square is still the best place to buy tiny astronomical clocks.
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