Prague!
Here are three pictures of the 'Old City.' I tell you, they don't make them like that anymore! I posted a story about this trip in the past so just do a search on this site for 'Prague' in order to read more about it.
Been Meaning to Post!
But, I keep getting sidetracked. I also need to get on the ball and travel somewhere. Hopefully, I'll do that in the next few months.
prauge is sill rimeless
ReplyDeleteThat it is, that it is!
ReplyDeleteRuss, My daughter & I visited Prague in Sept. 2009. Just great. Took a side trip for a day to my grandfather's village in Sarisske Dravce, Saros, Slovakia. I was just in awe of the whole experience. St. Vitas Cathedral in the Prague Castle - WOW! Am going back to Slovakia in July on Helene's tour. Barb
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on the blog, Barb. I will try to put up some more Prague pictures today or tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI've never been there, thanks for sharing with us your photos, Prague looks incredibly fascinating!
ReplyDeleteDo you know Marco is in Florence? He is having a great time with his classmates in that wonderful city. He is very enthusiastic! :)
Have you ever been there?
Lilia,
ReplyDeleteThere should be plenty more I'll add in the next few days. I never made it to Florence, I spent most of my time in Venezia! Tell Marco I said 'hi.'
Thank you, Russ. He came back last Friday, you can see his photos on facebook :)
ReplyDeleteDid he bring you back any souvenirs?
ReplyDeleteYes, a Florence fridge magnet. I love collecting fridge magnets :)
ReplyDeleteHe is a very thoughtful boy.
ReplyDeleteYes, he is :) He is also a good student and a very sensitive boy.
ReplyDeleteIt's all because the parents bring their children up well.
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks Russ! I hope to meet you very soon, it would be wonderful. Marco can't wait to meet you, really! As well as me and Carlo:)
ReplyDeleteSomeday, I know it will happen. I hope I can meet you in Catania so I can experience the culture there. I imagine it's different from the mainland and especially northern Italy where I am most familiar.
ReplyDeleteOf course it will happen, I'm sure :) Catania is a very beautiful city, and its culture is very different from northern Italy, completely different. Sicily is a very charming place and its scenery is unique :)
ReplyDeleteIt also has a lot of history as I recall. I think Sicily has welcomed (and sometimes hasn't) Phonecians, Greeks, Arabs, etc. It is my dream to visit there!
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