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We’re off to explore a tiny Bohemian town named Loket (Loket in English translates as “elbow”). It got it’s name due to the town centre being surrounded on three sides by the Ohře River, and the shape the river takes is similar to that of an elbow.
via Serious planning and Loket, Czech – Dover to Calais no return
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City of sugary architecture and salty curative water! Everything there is so quiet and slow. I even felt weird. And we went in to the park to sit under the tree and that how we spent two hours. I love nature and it’s appeasement, but in Karlovy Vary I felt future pension coming and started to think about health, sleeping mode.
via Karlovy Vary
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Walking down the cobbled stone laneways of Český Krumlov early in the morning, it is easy to feel like you are stepping back in time. The streets of this South Bohemian town are lined with gothic, renaissance and baroque style houses, with large boulders on every corner, placed originally to avoid damage from the horse and carts cutting corners.
via Český Krumlov, Czech Republic – Travel Adventure Discover
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