Prague: a holiday from the Covid insanity of the West

<p>It&rsquo;s a cold, sunny day in mid-January, and I&rsquo;m sitting on a frosty barstool outside, sipping the hot mulled wine the Czechs call Svař&aacute;k.</p> <p>I can see the colorful Astronomical Clock about thirty feet away, built by Master Mikul&aacute;&scaron; Kadaň in the early 1400s, with the Church of Our Lady of T&yacute;n looming above Old Town Square.</p> <p>Across the narrow cobblestone street stands the ornate house, dubbed the Minute House, where the influential writer Franz Kafka spent his early childhood.</p> <p><a href="https://roberthutchinson.medium.com/prague-a-holiday-from-the-covid-insanity-of-the-west-6c4def7c5fe7"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>
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