The Tirando Cobre team has officially landed in Prague! It's just after 6 a.m., and my crew and I are headed out to Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle, the two biggest sights here. Yesterday we walked around New Town and Old Town, saw the astronomical clock and a cathedral lit up at night. There's something around every corner here, and we've been easily walking through the city. It's mostly pedestrian areas, so few cars are a nice change from pretty much everywhere except Venice.
Before I go, yesterday we also walked around the Jewish neighborhood and wandered into a handful of synagogues. The history from the Holocaust haunts the area: The names of 80,000 persecuted Jews line the walls of Pinkas Synagogue, while a chilling cemetary houses 300 years of Jews.
That's all for now, I'll check in again soon.
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3 comments:
I knew you'd have a post today!!! Who else would be smart enough to check Tirando Cobre......sounds great Josh. Turkey was eh....not as exciting as Prague.
Mom.
Oh my, how sad to see all those names. Just fills me up with tears. Sounds like you're ready darlin for birthright.
My dear daughter, I check Tirando Cobre at least 3 times a day, beat ya.
take a picture of you on the charles bridge holden a brew!
-Jason
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