Intent:

For any of you that don't know, I love postcards.
I've decided that this is probably the best way to document my time in Prague: a blog based on photographs and postcards.
I'll post more often this way (hopefully), and there will just be a small amount of text--a postcard's worth. And this way I'll be able to send "postcards" to everyone.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Letna Park & Prague Marathon

This weekend we went to see the metronome sculpture in Letna Park. It replaced the largest sculpture of Stalin in the world. (Stalin was Czech). From that point you can see out over Prague. We heard music & saw crowds from the marathon that was going on just across the river. We walked down to Old Town Square. On the way we saw the eventual winner of the marathon pass us, he was ~5min from his finish at that point.
It is amazing to me how Old Town Square can completely change for all of these events. It is a completely different space depending on the day you see it.
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  1. UnknownFebruary 21, 2013 at 9:28 AM

    I came across your blog when browsing the pages of KSU and I was curious how you liked Prague and when I saw your post about Letná Park, I had to correct you about the sculpture of Stalin...He wasn´t Czech, he was Russian. He was one of the most cruel dictators in world´s history.

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