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- Puerto de Mazarron
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- The River Shannon, Limerick
- Marlay Park, Rathfarnham
- The Dublin Mountains
- Home is...
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- Boules - Thor Place, Dublin 7
- Willie Moore's Boules Club.
- Postcard from Praha para PFF
- Autumn Field
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- The Trams of Praha (Prague)
- A modern, new Tram
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- The North Bull Wall, Dollymount
- Relaxing at "Our Lady, Queen of the Sea" statue
- Sunday on the Bull Wall
- Sunny September Sunday
- Taking a break (over Praha)
- Taking a break in Praha (2)
- Taking a break (3)
- Taking a break (4)
- Puppet in Praha
- And more Praha Puppets...
- Praha (Prague) Post Box
- Prazsky hrad - guards on duty (Prague Castle)
- Busker, Staré Mesto (Old Town)
- Buskers, Karluv most (Charles Bridge)
- Praha: My visit to Prague
- Staromestska radnice. The Astronomical Clock, Old ...
- Inside Prazsky hrad (Prague Castle)
- Walking around Prazsky hrad (Prague Castle)
- Cruises on Vltava River
- Karluv Most (Charles Bridge)
- I'm Leaving
- It's a Dogs life
- Grey Day
- Sunny Day
- The Postman's Bicycle
- My latest Stamps
- The Wellington Monument
- The Wellington Monument
- Evening Jogger
- The Deer Hunter
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3 comments:
These are first rate pictures of Prague, a place I always wanted to go to. I wonder if the language is easy to cope with.
The language is extremely difficult Valerie. It's a bit like Polish but even harder to pronounce and there's a lot of W, Y and Z's in the words.
Having said that I had no problems at all because the Czech's are multilingual and English and German and Polish are widely spoken, especially by the younger generation. I suspect they also spoke Slovakian, (if it's different?)- puts Irish and British people to shame really. But like everywhere you go they really appreciate if you make an effort, even if it's only the basics.
The Brits are really lazy when it comes to languages. I don't know about the younger generation, they may be better than the oldies. I've always tried to attempt a few words when I go abroad.
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