Monthly Archives: October 2010

Raves come and go, literally…

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

This was unexpected and to my everlasting shame – I didn’t have a camera. While I was staying in the center of the city, we often had to run up and down the six flights of stairs to let people … Continue reading →

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From the Walls of the Castle Vyšehrad

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

Shout out to Chris Longano!  This city has a history to rival New York: you’d get lost in it. From the walls of the castle Vyšehrad (pronounced Vishayhrud) the first Czech Kings surveyed Prague.  Last week I walked them as night fell … Continue reading →

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The Scots Invade Prague

Posted on October 16, 2010 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

It started on Thursday morning with a trickle of kilts and blue shirts through Old Town Square: hardly noticeable amidst the flood of nationalities that regularly tour the city (not to mention that I was already distracted because someone had … Continue reading →

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