| PRAGUE |
| 'The City of One Hundred Towers and Spires,' 'Golden Prague' - names that evoke the many aspects of this fascinating city. Its rich architectural heritage largely results from centuries of escaping the worst ravages of war, if anything, it has been too successful. Maintenance, especially of the painted stucco exteriors, is a constant process, even in the last century, travellers complained about scaffolding erected at many locations. Under the Communists, Prague was the showplace of the Warsaw Pact although in a muted fashion. Since the 1989 Velvet Revolution, the city has thrown off decades of oppression and is now returning to its former glory. |
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| Andel Hotel, Prague |
| I think I know, but I'm not sure why In the lives we live we never try To sing a song of our dreams to be Or say prayer for you, not me Don't cry for crimes when you're not sure What day might lie behind that door If you take your clock, remove the chime Then in life you'll find we have the time. (Ivy McKnight) |
~2003~ Rome - January 2003 Venice - February 2003 Frankfurt - June 2003 Rheingau - June 2003 Prague - July 2003 Vienna - July 2003 Salzburg - July 2003 Shanghai - October 2003 Suzhou - October 2003 My Travel My Reflection |
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