The dressing room in Prague

Caleb, our soloist, needed help tying his tie.

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Prague, third day

Riverside cafe

Yesterday was our third day in Prague.  Here’s a picture from the spot where we stopped for a beer.

This trip is physically demanding.  Yesterday, we were out and about from 8:00 through past midnight.  We’re to be packed, checked out, and on the bus by 8:45.  We probably walked for two hours, and Anne stood on a stage for another 2.5 hours.

So, what did we do in all that time?

Prague, second day

Still in Prague.  Today, I went to a museum dedicated to Alfons Mucha, the Ars Nouveau painter.  Then went to the Museum of Communism but didn’t go in.  Instead, walked around a commercial district for an hour.   Had lunch in a French sidewalk cafe with impeccably French service (i.e., poor).  Then rode the Metro about a mile into a newer part of the city where I met up with the choir.

I think I got a good mix of Prague-for-Tourists and Prague-for-Locals today.

The bus took us to  Antonín Dvořák’s home in Nelahozeves.  it is adjacent to a castle which we also looked into.  Then the bus  took us to another town where the choir sang in a church.  I regret that I don’t know the name of the church or the town.

A good day.