Day: 52
I woke up this morning late, and at first I though any hope of leaving Krakow was gone. It was near eleven by the time I was showered and ready to think (as hard as it was) about what to do with the day. I had missed the free breakfast so I settled on starting my day with just an orange from my pack. I got to talking to two Brazilian guys and I told them I was thinking about heading to Prague today. They let me know that another guy, Tomas (from Denmark) was also trying to get there today. I wondered into the other room and found Thomas doing all the work on the computer of finding the train schedule for the day. It looked like we had about one hour till the next train left and it would take us most of the day to reach Prague. This was wonderful news, I wasn’t really in the mood to do anything other than sit on a train all day.
We made it to the train and as we bought our tickets the woman let told us to hurry because the train left in two minutes, damn the online schedule for being wrong. We shouldered our packs and set out on a run across the train station, barely making it before the doors closed. The afternoon was uneventful, just sitting on a train (with a couple of transfers) for roughly eight hours.
When I arrived at Prague, Thomas set off to meet some friends of his and I set out to find a hostel, which was only a few blocks away. About this point I realized that I hadn’t taken any pictures today and after settling I would have to find something photogenic so I don’t let you, my viewers, down. I got a comfy bed and set out to find something nice to photograph. I walked around for about an hour and took some cool pictures then just went back to the hostel for a beer and to listen to some other traveler play his violin. I went off to bed a little after midnight, with a sense of accomplishment for actually making it out of Poland.
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Alright Guys, Ill do what I can about getting more pictures of people. One of the major reasons my pictures don’t already contain recognizable people is because I am going to try and sell these, and in order to sell someones image you have to have written consent. So it makes me watch out from taking too many people pictures. Now stop grumbling people, or I’ll make you get out of your desks and come take the pictures yourself!
Love
Rob
P.S. Nellie, I’m jealous. I can’t get a martini anywhere here, especially Goose.
All your new room needs is a very hip yellow shag rug in the shape of some random animal hide! Love it. Oh, and that picture on top… yowzer… I loooove the shadows! You rock!
Had a nice goose blue cheese olive martini tonight. Missed you. Mom and I shared deep fried blue cheese stuffed olives the other day you would have ordered another order. Missing you!!! Although I would have ordered seconds on thoses sausages, sauerkraut and beer.
Rob I’ll take one for the team again today and have a couple for you!! I’m sorry you haven’t found the Goose. But that’s not a bad thing, if the goose found you……….we’d have to talk!! You need find a lady friend its been awhile…….eh?
your horizon on that chapel is a little off. kind of tilted down on the right.
hey!… my film showed at the newport beach film fest today! it was pretty cool and the audience laughed alot! it really made it feel worth while and gave me a nice warm feeling!
aaron
This is what happens when we go away for a few days? We have make-up homework catching up with Rob. We can’t believe how fast you seem to move from town to town compared with our rush-rush lives we lead.
Somehow you seem to write, answer mail, take photos, and travel while we simply go away for the week and think that we are so busy.
Love you Rob, stay safe. Dad
P.S. Aaron was so proud of his crowning achievement at the film festival.