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Category Archives: Prague
Monday’s Travel Photos – Highlights of 2012
I wanted to pick out the highlights of my Monday’s Travel Photos posts in 2012 but rather than choose my own favourites, always a difficult task, I asked Relationnel to tell me which of my Monday’s travel photos he preferred … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Austria, Egypt, France, Italy, Prague, Saint Petersburg, Travel photos
Tagged Brisbane, Burano, il babuino, Innsbruck, lake annecy, Monday's travel photos, orvieto, Saint Paul de Vence, Tivoli Gardens
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Buskers in Paris and Prague
When I came up out of an overcrowded metro the other day onto Place de Valois at 6.30 pm (now why didn’t I take the bus like a real Parisian? because there’s no direct bus to uni so I’d have … Continue reading
Posted in French customs, Paris, Prague
Tagged buskers, Comédie Française, Palais Royal, Prague, Vienna
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