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Follow Adam on his nature trips, many local to the San Francisco area, but some much farther away.
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Prague, Part 8: Pražský orloj (Astronomical Clock)
Our last stop in Old Town is the intricate Astrological Clock (Pražský orloj), according to the BBC, one of “the oldest and most elaborate clocks ever built,” as well as one of Prague’s most popular tourist attractions. Attached...
Prague, Part 7: Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square)
At the heart of Prague’s Old Town district is Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí), bustling, hustling, and very heavily touristy. At nighttime, it is much more mellow and charming, and that was our preferred time to see it of the 4 or...
Prague, Part 6: Staré Město (Old Town)
Adjoining New Town is Prague’s highly touristy, but also very interesting, Old Town (Staré Město). At the border between the two is the ancient Powder Tower, built in 1475 and long a part of the coronation route of Czech kings, which wound ...
Prague, Part 5: Letecké Muzeum Kbely (Czech Air Force Museum)
One of the few day trips we did outside of Prague was to visit the Czech Air Force museum in Letecké, just outside of Prague. Particularly interesting to me was their displays of MiG aircraft, built to intercept the USAF’s fighters, the very...
Prague, Part 4: Václavské náměsti (Wenceslas Square)
Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměsti) is the heart of Nove Město (New Town), and is a vibrant and interesting place to take a stroll. Its upper end is capped by the large edifice of the Czech National Museum and a large statue of St. Wenceslas,...
Prague, Part 3: Karlův most (Charles Bridge)
Karlův most, known to us English-speaking tourists as the Charles Bridge, is one of Prague´s best-known sites, and a much-visited one at that. Linking Staro Měste (Old Town) with Malá Strana (Lesser Town) and Prazký Hrad (Prague Castle), this i...


Adam's photographs and descriptions of his travels throughout California and the rest of the world are excellent. I'm always fascinated to see what grows and flies on the other side of the country in California. A really excellent nature blog.
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