Everywhere we went in Prague there was the smells of cooking and all of it looked delicious. The ones we sampled certainly were.
Sadly the gents at the station were only too common a sight in all the cities. Hope the hams have got Merv's mouth watering. More to come in November.
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There are a lot of homeless people in these cities, fancy spending the night here?
The wall is big business in Berlin, these twin lines of bricks trace the whole length of the wall. The beers were OK but for a Midlander the lagers had little taste compared to a good bitter but then I found 'dark' beer, not bad at all.
The children's railway is a throw back to communism and one of the few things the people of Buda-Pest voted to keep.
Buda-Pest has the second largest synagogue in the world which houses a very moving museum covers the history of the Jews in the city including the dark days of the ghetto.
They do say 'know your customers' I think this shop owner does!
Finally a couple of street vendors being moved on the local cops.
I will now save the rest for November, all in all it was a very interesting couple of weeks but do it again? No way too many early mornings and changing hotels every 4 days was a chore. The trains were very good and first class was really comfy on all of them, makes you realise just how poor our railways are.
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Tony Middleton
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