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An account of road biking, fixed gear, racing, commuting, and everything in between by an American living in Norway.
About Me
- filtersweep
- I am an American living in Norway, a dilettante road racer, a crazed bicycle commuter, a music producer on hiatus. This blog started as a chronicle of my racing misadventures, my commuting foibles, my love of fixed gear. Then, one day, life just got in the way. Now I write about a little bit of everything.
Links
- Bike Snob NYC
- Adventures in Procreating
- Stripped Socks and Skinny Jeans
- American in Norway
- Fixed gear - Norway
- Victoria's Guide to Norway
- She Who Is Blind as a Bat
- Up in Alaska
- The Shadow Shop
- Velocipete
- Stavanger Daily Photo
- Augie Pete
- Sweden USA
- Dave Moulton's Bike Blog
- Cycle South Dakota
- Cornerstone Life
Stavanger Weather
Links
Photo Blogs
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2 comments:
When I was in Prague, everything was closed for repair/remodeling! So we got to see the outside of lots of famous locations, but not the insides or exhibits. Course that was 1993, so hope you fare better than I did!
I recently visited the City of Prague. Prague is beautiful city with architecture going back to the middle ages. I was impressed by the Prague castle, the old town's powder gate tower and the famous astronomical clock. I had a chance to explore the Jewish quarter, also fascinating (the Spanish synagogue is not to be missed). St. Vitus's Cathedral rivals Notre Dame as a massive, buttressed church: it also houses the tomb of "Good King Wenceslas".
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