Finally. A journey that began at 745 yesterday morning has culminated in bedtime in Prague.
It is currently 2055 local time (thats 855 pm) and its been a very long day. Planes are always difficult to get solid sleep on, so I have effectively been up for 36 hours. The hour nap during the layover in London hardly counts.
I found myself extraordinarily pleased with British Airways. Not only were their seats quite comfortable, but they served a very nice chicken salad sandwich for lunch.
Upon arriving in Prague, we had to catch a shuttle from the airport to the hostel where we will be staying for the next three nighs. It wasn't too much difficulty, at least i didn't think so. We were off the plane, through customs and on the shuttle within an hour. It was really nice.
Then it was off to get our bearing for the next couple days and explore the town. Besides all the smokers, it really is a nice town. I think the next couple days are going to be really nice.
Next up (tomorrow): Museum of Communism and more exploring.
About Me
- Kelly C.
- I'm a 19-year old college student in Harrisonburg, Va. As of now, I am a chemistry major. Which in the short run means nothing, but in the long run might get me somewhere. I tend to spend a decent chunk of my free time contemplating life and reality. The time that isn't spent in that sense, is used to help people. That is one of my greatest missions in life; to help people. In my spare time, I read Terry Pratchett novels in order to better understand life's little satires.
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4 comments:
Prague has some amazing old buildings and statues and stuff. I don't know how well our pictures will capture it.
We're staying at the Old Prague Hostel. I was worried it'd be noisy, especially on a Friday night, but we slept well in our own room with 2 beds. A bit of jet lag didn't hurt. I'm ok with a hostel, but no 6 bed dorms for me. Let's see what their free breakfast looks like.
Kelly's dad.
i love the pictures that you took.... keep them coming ;)
British Airways really is quite nice, at least in comparison to most American airlines that are chintzy on the food.
Also, which airport did you stop at in London for your layover?
Tyler, we stopped in Heathrow.
:)
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