This is the last of eight posts covering the River Elbe trip I made with Kim last November. The host of noteworthy experiences and the number of friends we made on the trip made this posting session such a long drawn-out one. I hope it hasn’t been too boring.
This post is, largely, about the farewell dinner we enjoyed with our fellow travelers at one of Prague’s many great restaurants and the entertainment put on by the restaurant staff. Kim and I found it a fitting end to a thoroughly interesting trip; satisfying in all aspects. Grand Circle with Peter and Marina did us proud!
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Prague’s crowded sights
Me and Peter on Charles Bridge
More crowded sights
The view most photographed!
Ladies of Prague!
Ornate architecture
Hot wine goes down well . . .
. . . . . also goes well with a nice slice of roast pork!
Peter and Martina have a serious ‘Port Talk’
Fellow travelers . . . .
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Farewell dinner . . .
Beware! The waiter is pouring the wine . . . .
Masque. Which one is the real dancer?
Chanteuse . . .
Exuberant couple . . .
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Strange instrument!
. . . even stranger . .
Old lady of Prague . . . .
. . . . . bids us all a toothy farewell!
THE END
Note. I am somewhat ashamed to admit that, in drawing out these posts over such a long time, my ageing memory has caused me to confuse faces and names of some of the many friends we met and whose company we enjoyed so much. Rather than embarrass myself further, I have left captions blank and hope that Kim and younger memories will come to my rescue. Ben
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Enjoyable to me…I don’t know them so I don’t need their names, Just Yours, Ben! Nereida
Thank you, Nareida