Still in Prague

Here we are in Prague still. It's fun, a nice old city. We had a morning tour with a woman who spoke so softly most of us didn't bother with her, albeit we had a nice time. It was a cool tour up to Prague Castle and around the city. Then we were left off in the old city square at the Astronomical Clock, but we didn't know it was there. Donna's table was charged $10 just to have ketchup on the table, and they weren't happy about it! They never even used it.

Then Devon took one group to Franz Kafka's birthplace, which Stephanie, Ray, and Bev loved. I then dragged a group to Charles Bridge, which you've seen in many famous movies. We're going back to the clock, and then on to the Communism Museum before we head back to dinner.

Tomorrow we go to Auschwitz and on to Krakow; this is really exciting for Donna and Sami who are both VERY Polish. They also have some awesome food there, but there's that here too. Devon & Stephanie split Czech Ghoulash (not a soup) and some more Brats before finishing an Apple Strudl for lunch!

Matt is enjoying the Georgia girls, as anticipated. We will post the pic of him and Brittany later.

Bye.