After the Coastal Dynamics exam I went to Prague! Marcio and Aline went as well, and we had a good week of nice parks, beautiful city, and delicious (cheap) beer and food.
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| Me at the Atomic Clock! |
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| Overlooking the city's may bridges |
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| Me with Dvorak (the composer; see New World Symphony) |
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There was a big fair on the market square for Easter,
and they had a bunch of booths making these: Trdelnik!
They're rolled dough covered in butter & cinnamon. Yum! |
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| Statues on the Charles Bridge at sunset |
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| Look! He's holding the Praha Castle! |
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| Penguins leading ships through the lock |
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| Praha Castle by night |
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| Travelers overlooking the city |
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| Attendants waiting for the 4 horsemen... |
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| Marcio riding a giant anteater! |
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| They have this there, too! It's just spelled funny... |
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Gates to the Praha Castle.
This says "Mess with the Czechs, and you will die a cruel and vicious death." |
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Gates to the Praha Castle.
This says "Mess with the Czechs, and you will die a cruel and vicious death." |
After Prague I had to return to Delft to take another exam (this one in Probabilistic Design for Engineers). Once again, it took some studying, but it wasn't too bad once I got to it.
The next thing on the horizon is Queen's Day (30 April), which is a day of live music, beer, and street food in Amsterdam!
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