October 10th
2009
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We spent 3 nights in Cesky Krumlov, a really small town in the south of the Czech Republic.  Since it’s small, there’s really not a ton to do there – which was perfect because we needed a little break.  We pretty much spent a few hours each day out walking around the town, and the rest of the time just hanging out at the hostel.  We stayed at a really cute & cozy little hostel called the Krumlov House.  The managers were two girls from New Zealand who were traveling around Europe but stopped there for a few months to make some money.  They were awesome, although a little tricky to understand sometimes (thick accents and goofy words – it’s harder than you’d think!).  There were also some really cool American visitors there, so we had a good time just hanging out with everyone.

Anyway, here’s a few photos from our time there…

3 Comments

  1. Sandra
    10/10/2009

    What a cool village!!! Excellent old buildings and neat old place you are staying in!

  2. Robin Scott
    10/10/2009

    How great!! Thank you for the updates. How do you find life in the Czech Republic?? Where do you go next? I note you are wearing long sleeve shirts — is the temperature dropping?

    Love ya,

    Mom S

  3. 10/11/2009

    Mom,

    The Czech Republic was a nice place. Still recovering from WWI, WWII, and communism, but making a determined comeback.

    Currently we’re in Budapest, Hungary, next we’re going to Venice