Prague

On Monday we headed out on our third date in one week with Fil. We got take advantage of our grandparents. The girls stayed home with Grandma (Emma is still feeling under the weather).

The boys took grandpa on their own outing. We all walked together to the Prague Castle. Here are the boys posing for few pictures before they went on their own. Their final destination was the tower (top of it) behind them.

 

You can see part of the old city in this picture. At that time we didn't know but a few minutes later there was a gas explosion (injuring 40 people) by the river and closed down a good part of old town.

First they walked down to the river and then back up to the tower.

Getting the gps ready, not for directions or the distance but for altitude (of all things).

Showing which direction is our house in US.

Churches everywhere. Prague is called city of 100 steeples.

Any one want to guess what they sell here?

Short cut anyone?

Local musicians.

People everywhere.

Family museum

Jewish synagog.

Parizska, most expensive street in Prague.

Latte for a mid day refreshment. (about $2.00)

Ice cream for an afternoon snack.

Fil said good bye to Czech Republic and he headed out the next day early in the morning.