Pragues Vltava River, A Photo Essay

Sunset on the Vltava River in Old Town, Prague, The Czech Republic. Peddle boats still on the river with Prague Castle and St. Vitas Cathedral standing as a backdrop.

Summer along the Vltava River in Prague becomes the center of the city’s life. Boating, walking the riverside paths, picnics, festivals and concerts turn every day into a celebration along the river in Prague.

Vltava river cruises are a popular way to enjoy scenic views of Prague that shouldn’t be missed. They offer a unique perspective of the historic city, making it a popular activity for locals and visitors alike.

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Todays Featured Images • Mykonos

The Iconic Windmills Of Mykonos. Traditionally, these windmills are heavy, three-story buildings made of stone, circular in shapeD, and reflecting the simple yet functional design typical of the Cycladic islands.

They were primarily built by Venetians in the 16th century and continued to be constructed into the early 20th century and were mostly for milling wheat.

One of Greeces most visited islands, Mykonos features amazing beaches, great vibes and just enough culture and history to keep visitors engaged.

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Todays Images • Venetian Glass

It was around sunset as we walked through St. Marks Square on our way to meet friends when we passed a Venetian Glass Shop glowing like jewels in the dark colonnade.

Venetian glass is renowned for its beauty, intricate craftsmanship, and rich history. It has captivated the world for centuries, becoming synonymous with luxury, elegance, and artistic mastery.

The art of Venetian glassmaking originated on the island of Murano, just off the coast of Venice, Italy. Murano’s strategic location, surrounded by water and easily defensible, made it an ideal place for glassmakers to establish their workshops. The Venetian Republic, recognizing the potential of this craft, enacted strict laws to protect the secrets of glassmaking and ensure the exclusivity of Venetian glass.

Todays Image • Going To Somerset Bridge In Bermuda

Somerset bridge is in the Guinness record book as the world’s smallest draw bridge. So while visiting the island we decided this one was worth a visit. With bus passes in hand we found the way to Somerset and with the help of the driver we got off at the nearest stop.

Off the bus we found ourselves on a narrow, two lane road with several cuts through coral rock barley wide enough for the bus. While the posted speed was 15Km, no car that passed us went anywhere near that slow. To get to the bridge we actually had to dash through the cuts but shortly we arrived at Somerset bridge.

The bridge is actually across a narrow channel that connects to a small boat basin. If you look at the face of the bridge you’ll see a small black strip in the center – that’s the size of the drawbridge. It was designed and built to allow sailboats to pass through providing for a gap that just the boat’s mast will fit through. Today boaters call the bridge keeper, who comes out, closes the bridge and flips open the 12″ gap.

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Spending Time At Sea

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At the age of 18 I went to sea with the U.S. Navy and spent almost five years on ships. I fell in love with the sea and its many and constantly changing moods. From calm sunsets to roller coaster swells I loved it all. Now in my 70s I’m still going out to sea, mostly on cruise ships with over 70 cruises so far.

If you haven;t gone on a cruise you’re missing one of lifes great experiences.

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Seeing Rome In Just One Day – created for people with limited time that want to take in Rome’s highlights on their own. Perfect for getting the most out of a cruise port of call visit or a one day stopover and designed around an 8 hour visit without too much rushing. This 4 page, downloadable pdf guide also includes a downloadable map to help navigate your visit.

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