Prague photos. Narrow street reminds me of Spain, except for the graffiti:
Tram:
I thought Hummer limos were only found in 'Merica?
ground floor windows with grates aren't just found in New York City:
Construction zone. Didn't really fence it off, you could walk write next to the equipment and people working. If it were the US, they'd have fenced off most of it. Glad they trust people here not to hurt themselves, and not force everyone to make a big detour. Some more road workers doing manual labor rather than with machines (breaking stones with an axe or similar). Maybe labor costs are cheaper there?
drizzly morning:
This street art graffiti may not be safe for work:
Detached houses? Or do these homes have several units? Nice houses but marred by ugly looking fences, don't they know nice neighborhoods should be fenceless and show off their nice yards or gardens?
Coolish out but some sun. gate to an old fortress
Mispelt graffiti, reminds me of certain CD posts. Graffiti writer must have been videotaped.
Is the middle building newer? Or does the balcony make it look newer? If I were a Prague resident, I'd like a spot like this; close to the city center but with a park across the street and on a lightly trafficked street.
Another treeless European street:
close-up of one of the apartment buildings:
Lots of stone paving in Prague, elevated train line:
Nice decor on the tops of these:
Back in that fortress. old cathedral and graveyard:
From the fortress wall. Clouds had rolled in:
Started to rain 15 minutes later, fast change from clear to rainy without any thunderstorms. Evening glow from a tram:
Tram coming out of a cliff:
Continuing:
Bicyclists besides a thoroughly graffitied wall:
some river photos:
intricate:
day was in the low 80s, cooled down by evening to something very comfortable. Next day was hotter, from the top of the belfry:
Central Square was mostly populated by tourists
Some narrow streets in the old city:
overlook:
out towards a park:
Spraying the square with water. To keep it cool? Seems like a waste of water. The stone paved square without any shade seem like a bad design in hot weather. This street is much better. Mid morning, high will in the upper 80s, dewpoints in the 50s and clear blue sky.
who is this guy?
Relief on a cathedral
clear blue sky
Funicular going up:
some more:
almost there:
close up
looking at the castle
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