Susie,
our Sleeping Beauty doll, isn't getting much sleep these days. She's back once
again from her trip around the world. This time she’s been spreading the word
in Prague about our rock n’ roll panto, which runs up to January 11, 2014. You
can book tickets here if you haven’t already.
Dear friends,
I have now made the long trip to
Prague after visiting Belfast to spread the word of rock n’ roll. The second
time I’ve been on a plane was even more exciting than the last. I can’t wait to
go on one again!
Prague is home to many famous
bridges. Here am I on the Charles Bridge with a couple of friends. It’s 621 meters long, so you can bet it took me a while to cross. My friends explained that his
bridge was instrumental in making Prague a trade route between Eastern and
Western Europe.
On a sunny, but very chilly day |
Here’s a picture of me by the
Vltava river, about to go on a romantic river cruise. I just wish my childhood
sweetheart, Simon Steadfast, could be here with me.
Why is everything in Prague so big?
Another example of Gothic architecture, St. Vitus Cathedral is nearly 100m
tall. It makes a doll like me feel very tiny. It’s also really old. Apparently,
in the 1300s, when the cathedral was built, some of the designs were considered
to be revolutionary.
Finally, this is me and my friend
at the clock tower. Installed in 1410, it’s the third oldest astronomical clock
tower in the world, and the oldest one still working. Who needs a watch in Prague when you have
this?
That’s all for my travels in Prague,
I’m afraid. Now I’ve got to get some rest for my next trip. I’m not certain
where I’m going, but I know it’ll be tons of fun.
Your friend,
Susie
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