Blogs from Cesky Krumlov, South Bohemian Region, Czech Republic, Europe - page 15

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forgot to say the other day - but i cut my hair!! i got sick of having a slightly mullet style because it had grown too much so i decided to give myself a haricut. dowsn't look too bad - not too short or anything drastic. i have to put stuff in it to make it have the messy look - to disguise the mistakes!! i was going along fine until i started trying to do the layers - not too even there miss aliss! it's ok though - much better than before. now, here in cesky krumlov i've been up to - nothing much!! it's a very relaxing place and spent about 4 hours sitting by the river and going for a swim every now and then. actually, no i didn't swim - i only ... read more
cesky krumlov


only arrived here this morning from prague - about 3 hours on the bus. cesky is a very cute little town with winding cobblestone streets and pretty buildings (of course) but the best thing is that it's encircled (nearly) in a river. it's really fun, coz it's got rapids and the hostel has inner tubes that you can use for free!! haven't done it yet, but it's on the list for tomorrow. we spent the day walking next to the river trying to find out where they hire rafts - we thought it would be upstream but the czechs do things differently!! you hire them in town - downstream actually, then they drive you up, then you cruise back down!! we walked for about 2.5 hours looking for a place til we were told that it ... read more


Never say never. Last June when we left Cesky Krumlov and a few days later when we left Prague we said that we would love to visit these towns again, but that it probably would never happen. Little did we know, nor could we have guessed that seven months later we would be living in Prague for half a year and that we would have the opportunity to visit Cesky Krumlov again. Cesky Krumlov is a small Bohemian town in the southern part of the Czech Republic. It is practically unchanged from medieval days. This, at least for Nancy and I, makes it a fascinating town to visit. The buildings are absolutely ancient. Many are in good repair and many are being refurbished. UNESCO has designated Cesky Krumlov a World Heritage Site. This designation seems to ... read more
Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov


Well, we can't just let Sarah walk around in just her shoes can we? Sarah, how is this for the rest of your outfit?... read more


The Czechs are a funny lot. It is as if the person that they spoke to just before you really pissed them off and so they decide to bite off your head for asking simple questions like directions. What is really surprising is that they can be sweet as honey just afterwards. I find that piling on heavy sarcasm just adds to the culture clash, but it is great fun. (3rd Nov) I am staying at a hostel in the party end of Prague and it shows. Life couldnt get any different here to Iran . It has a great bar downstairs, I popped down for a quiet drink with my book last night as I hadn't yet met anyone. Didn't read a page. Everyone had a story of a very heavy sesh the night before. ... read more
View from the top of the tower at the old town hall, Prague
Bush Won!
Posing with the strip club touts


This small town in the Czech republic is one of the best towns i've been too on the trip.  The town itself has a super chill atmosphere and the hostal we stayed at was part of the city walls.  We spent a day rafting to the next town..and then there was the free keg on wensday.  All in all a great place.... read more
girls chillin'
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On the train I met a dentist and we spoke in a common language, barely intelligible German. The town is quaint and charming but might be overrun with tourists by now. The beer from nearby Czeky Budejovice is some of the best in the world. The rafting trip on the lazy Vitava River was relaxing and picturesque.... read more




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