Czech Republic: All the way through
The castle grounds are a neat place to have a coffee, if your wallet doesn't mind
Even the architecture sometimes take second place to some incredibly romantic sculpture
Vintage auto outside a Tabor bar
Troublemaker at the fountain in the historic main square; Tabor
Snapshots from the back alleys; Tabor
Snapshots from the back alleys; Tabor
Sunset on a farmer's field on the way to Tabor
A late lunch break in the north-western Czech countryside while riding the Greenways bike path network
Small village deep in the Czech countryside; Borotin
16 km from Tabor, we're looking forward to treating ourselves to a real bed tonight
Performers and spectators take a break at a local folk concert at the Festival of Rosa; Sedlcany
Sunrise over Sedlcany after a night of debating religion and vestigial local anti-German sentiment over good Czech beer
Wheat as far as the eye can see on the road out of Prague
Climbing out of the Sazava river valley
Building detail of hole-in-the-wall village of Tynec Nad Sazavou
There is one pub and one ice-cream shop/bakery in Tynec Nad Sazavou, so the local cronies spend most of their days bickering over beer at the pub, while the kids enjoy ice-cream next door
Leaving the Old Town Square in Prague, along with all the other scores of tourists
Other than the usual toursit souvenirs and kitsch, puppet-making is a more authentic local handi-craft; Prague
A busking trio in the main square commands the rapt attention of a young tourist; Prague
After playing in the square for over an hour, the musicians were told to move on by the local police when it was discovered that their busking permit didn't allow them to start palying until 4 PM. As they packed up, the trumpet player caught my gaze and I rolled my eyes in sympathy as we shared a moment of exasperation at the authorities.
Prague street market. Mmmm...
Fellow backpacker; Prague
Climbing out of the Elbe river valley, a young subject isn't impressed with my photography; Decin
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