This is my street in Prague. You need to pronounce it with a Ch.

This is my corner grocery. You can find all the small little things one needs when in a bind. Tesco is on another street, so I try to use that.

Trams are widely used in Prague for transport. This is one of the trams that pass by my street. I find that this city is easy for walking. My flat is centrally located to everything.

Church bells ring regularly in Prague. This church is near my flat.

Yesterday, while I was purchasing tickets to attend a concert in a church, I heard someone making a real serious attempt to play a musical instrument. I looked and found this couple sitting on the bench with a bottle of wine and a real desire to make some music. The woman seemed oblivious, while the man was really honking and tooting along. There is a Yamaha music store nearby and I am sure he made his purchase from there. Good luck, buddy!!! I have to give it to you for trying!

This was a lovely restaurant that our tour group ate at while waiting for the concert to start. It has a lovely statue with a young man holding a feather, and a bird hoovering over his head. It was a beautiful place and away from the crowds.

This is Church of the Lady of Snows. I attended a concert here of Ave Maria which was lovely. This is considered one of the most important churches in Prague founded by Charles IV.