Život v Cizine (was La Vie Expatriée)
I'm finally satisfying a long-held dream of living abroad.
I started with six months in France followed by two and half years in the Czech Republic.
Now, I'm giving Turkey a try.
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Easter Markets
I went out the other day to play tourist and visit the Easter markets. Not, mind, with the thought of buying anything, but just to look.
My outing coincided with the "Right to Life" (anti-abortion) March:
The more Easter-specific booths tend to feature decorated eggs:
As at Christmas, though, a lot of booths just sell the usual tourist junk:
These dancers were preparing to go on stage at the market at Staroměstské náměstí:
The Easter egg tree at Staroměstské náměstí:
I also paid a visit to sv. Mikuláš in Malá Strana. Sv. Mikuláš is no longer a "working" church; instead, it is mainly used these days as a concert site.
The square outside sv. Mikuláš is home to a plague column that I haven't previously photographed:
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