Prague Revisited

We visited Prague four months ago. Here are the photos!

No snow for us, but still lovely 

 Our first day we wandered through the Christmas markets in Wenceslas Square and enjoyed some street performances. The clown blowing humongous bubbles was quite popular.

On day two we walked up to Prague Castle.  

Taking in the view after our ascent

The cathedral at Prague Castle was impressive. Its grandeur is lost on three-year-olds, though.

Moira was working on her faces for most of the trip. 

The cathedral inside the castle walls was quite breathtaking. We are used to seeing a lot of ancient ruins in Israel, so this seemed new and fancy.

Latham explaining to me who all the statues on the Charles Bridge represent

More festive Christmas markets

We called these bread bracelets. Czechs call them "trdelnik," which I have a hard time even writing because I can't handle the missing vowel.

"You had me at sausage."

Moira sporting her new ballet outfit on Christmas morning

Our friend Kristen watched the kids at the hotel one evening so Nick and I could walk around together holding hands (instead of a stroller) and catch this amazing sunset.

One of the best parts about the trip--traveling with friends
Here are Jeff and Maryann, our neighbors and co-teachers and friends and family in Jerusalem.

Moira loved seeing her friends each night when we met up for dinner.

Walking back from Karlstejn Castle on our last day

Heading home with wonderful memories