We saw the changing of the guard, though Ted jokingly remarked that it was "Nothing compared to England's." He's allowed to be biased.
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The turning of leaves implies change; seasons change as summer's green glory gives way to autumn's crisp crimson and golden hues. The leaves of a book tell of adventures and trails conquered. And, as one chapter ends, another opens - beautiful, clean, new - blank to be written upon. For me, that is now. I am Turning Leaves.
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- PRAGUE!!
- One of the first things we did was take a bus tour...
- We saw the changing of the guard, though Ted jokin...
- View from the top.
- On a pretty walk just below the National Palace
- The first evening we were there, we attended a si...
- The Food
- I had an amazing culinary surprise! I had heard ...
- The City
- Pretty. I am glad we got to go in the Springtime...
- Pretty little plazas like this opened unexpectedl...
- Hello! There was grafitti everywhere. I almost ...
- Old Town Square
- Famous clock. Whenever it chimes on the hour, eac...
- Old Town Square.
- Charles Bridge (Karlov Most)
- Charles Bridge (named after King Charles IV - one...
- Me, Ted, and Karlov Most.
- Lesser Town
- Inside of St. Nicholas Cathedral - one of the mos...
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- Josefov - The Jewish Quarter
- This is the old n' amazing Jewish cemetary! We co...
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- Czech Money
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