using that great pano as a marker , I have to say I enjoyed all the
stuff after that point much more than the stuff before it.. because what
you were presented with after that point was more interesting .. The
little glimpses of side streets and oddities are wonderful.... I
confess to not liking the architecture in Salzburg
the night shot along the water was one I did like - maybe because the
buildings were in silhouette :-)
Glad you were in good enough shape to do that much.. and I bet you ate
well in Prague.
The cycling was great but we didn't bike all the way into Prague
because the roads are too dangerous and there's no scenery to speak of
for the last 50 miles or so. Still, the group we rode with was
wonderful. Lots of doctors and lawyers (it was an expensive package)
but nice folk. Oddly enough, the food in Prague was the worst of the
trip. We were booked in at a 4-star (by whose accounting?) restaurant
with a chef who had no idea how to make anything vegetarian. Literally
every other restaurant on the trip was better. In fact, the airline
food on the flight back was better!
We didn't get to spend enough time in Prague, so we'll have to go
back. Very crowded and touristy, but the architecture is magnificent.
--
Mark Roberts - Photography & Multimedia
www.robertstech.com
ann sanfedele wrote:
>using that great pano as a marker , I have to say I enjoyed all the
>stuff after that point much more than the stuff before it.. because what
>you were presented with after that point was more interesting .. The
>little glimpses of side streets and oddities are wonderful.... I
>confess to not liking the architecture in Salzburg
>
> the night shot along the water was one I did like - maybe because the
>buildings were in silhouette :-)
>
>Glad you were in good enough shape to do that much.. and I bet you ate
>well in Prague.
The cycling was great but we didn't bike all the way into Prague
because the roads are too dangerous and there's no scenery to speak of
for the last 50 miles or so. Still, the group we rode with was
wonderful. Lots of doctors and lawyers (it was an expensive package)
but nice folk. Oddly enough, the food in Prague was the worst of the
trip. We were booked in at a 4-star (by whose accounting?) restaurant
with a chef who had no idea how to make anything vegetarian. Literally
every other restaurant on the trip was better. In fact, the airline
food on the flight back was better!
We didn't get to spend enough time in Prague, so we'll have to go
back. Very crowded and touristy, but the architecture is magnificent.
--
Mark Roberts - Photography & Multimedia
www.robertstech.com
