Holiday in Dolní Morava 3/3

Friday 20th April
Through beautiful sunny day Martin nad I went on a trip to Pastviny dam. We rented a treadle boat with a toboggan. However we did not almost used it because Martin teached me about infinitude, even and uneven numbers and so all the time.

Saturday 21st August
A day of a Hill running. Our hill climb menas a lot of people start at 11 AM to run from Dolní Morava municipal office on top of the mountain of Králický sněžník. Martin wanted to look at start of the run, but he was not able to get up so early in the morning. Fortunately the race route led around our house and even more around our bedroom window. It is unbelieavable the fastes runner was on top in 57 minutes. He was faster than was my breakfast.
The rest of Sunday morning plan consists in a cutting grass [me] and an uprooting [Martin].
In the afternoon we visited an annual army celebration - Cihelna 2010. There were two live shows: 1) fight between Czech gandarmery and a frontier police with German gunrunners [real history] 2) German army attack on infantry bunker K-S 14 U Cihelny with Czech defense [fiction because of the Munich Agreement].

Sunday 22nd August
The big housecleaning. A company on next year holiday is needed even for the last day cleaning.

Holiday in Dolní Morava 2/3

Tuesday 17th August
- In spite of cloudy and windy weather I rode on bicycle to a car park under black ski slope and back in the late mornig.
- W. made long car and bicycle trip on Dlouhé stráně [a hill where is Hydro Power Plant] early morning. When she came back, We [W., her husband Šimon and I] made a trip on Hora Matky Boží [God's Mother hill] and to Králiky. The weather gets worse so we went back to vicarage early.
- We had not cought a cinema theatre today so we at least booked a bowling line for the evening.

Wednesday 18th August
Through a lot of impertinent sheperd's spiders [one of them has tried to watching movie with us] Martin and I moved to another room in late night.
Before a noon we went to Žamberk to look at some places:
- a square [and drugstore for buying Biolit to destroy spiders]
- Sv. Václav church [closed, free wi-fi]
- Žamberk brewery [closed, outside sightseeing]
- Jewish cemetrey  [closed, outside sightseeing]
- Žamberk manor [reconstruction, soutside sightseeing]
- manors garden witch cache and living roe
- a Prokop Diviš birth place [closed, outside sightseeing, cache]
- Rozálka view tower
After all we wanted to continue with work on Dolní Morava restaurant guide book but it was discovered we already know all of them.

Thursday 19th August
- A coal has been brought in the morning. Fortunately this is not hand job to get the coal on a basement.
- A trip on Dlouhé stráně was on agenda today also. Today was a rainy day so we appreciated ten minutes of cloudless and sunshine sky when we were on top of Dlouhé stráně hill. The view on Jeseníky mounains was beautiful.
Then we went on Červenohorské sedlo to walk and have a lunch. I have to say the hotel and restaurant looks as in 80's when the complex was built.
On the way back we found four geocaches and saw two manors with two manor gardens and one bird box.

Holiday in Dolní Morava 1/3

Saturday 14th August
- We [Martin and I] visited K-S 5 U potoka Bunker, sightseeing included.
- There was a not-flying magpie on vicarage garden. The magpie was put on large box and then the box was put on veranda. We hope she will be alive tomorrow to bring her to a vet at Rýmařov rescue station. If she will be dead, I have to call the rescue station it's over.

Sunday 15th August
Today sucks. I have a headache since morning and the magipe is dead. We have to bury her.

Monday 16th August
Martin and I were on a trip. We came to Šanov by car, then we walked on Křížová hora viewtower and by otherside of hill we went back to car in Šanov. The second part of the trip was to sightsee a building of new ski slope in Mlýnický dvůr. Because it started raining we went home without seeing building of a new ski slope in Dolní Morava.

The Marriage

My father, Depka, John and I visited Vinohrady Theatre yesterday to see Gogol's Marriage. Thanks to director Morávek we had "V.I.P. tickets" to 11th gradine.
The whole thing with the trip to Prague theatre and this play was because of my father. He had decided to see Morávek's play on other theatre than Husa na provázku theatre in Brno [where Morávek usualy makes plays].
Dad and John enjoyed it. For me it was lenghty [as all the plays in Vinohrady theatre] and noisy [Veronika Žilková above all]. Depka said it had looked like classic director Morávek's play with the same people for costumes, pageant and music as in Husa na provázku. So I've deduced the play in Husa would be identic as was here.

Nevermind, the trip was enjoyable.

The weekend

The weekend was:
Travelling - a trip to Prague
Ceremonial - there was a wedding in Prague.
Gastronomic - because the wedding reception was in a French restaurant owned by a French Chef
Shopping - I've bought boot-trees and a thing named Skubb in IKEA [buying more space is much better than throwing my clothing away I suppose]
Cultural - 1) We have gone to a cinema with bride in the prewedding evening and 2) I've visited:


I was allowed to make pictures by my cell phone:

Foreign minister, Prime minister and the second President of Czechoslovakia as a member of SK Slavia football team and dateless shoes I like:

9/10/2008

We were going on a trip today.
Because today is rainy day and the Greencastle was closed, we had to go shopping on Banbridge Outlet.
Marťas has bought two pairs of stunning shoes.
I have bought two normal t-shirts and a large bag for the new shoes, because they alerady fit not into our suitcase.

From Newry

I really want to write ANYTHING but hurrieldy I don't know WHAT to write.
Actually yes.
Marťas has embraced our favourite movie [yes, In Bruges] and has taught me a sentence "I love Dublin" [Colin Farrel says that in the movie with Irish accent] but he pronounce it more likely with Sayid's accent. I suppose there is wide difference between Marťas's [Sayid's] pronounce and Irish [Farrel's] accent.
As well as he [Marťas] constantly says about everything "this is fucking unbelievable" and his current motto is "shoot first, sightseeing later".

Geo-official trip

I was on a wonderful official journey [in Prague] with a lots of adventures

THURSDAY
1) I almost missed the bus. The doors were closed, fortunately a driver lets me in. I have never anybody seen to run along the Česká street [one of main streets in Brno] till yesterday - myself. Actually I would have seen myself, if I would have been free for looking at myself in shop window.
2) In the bus I sat near the man who entirely looks like John Locke. Not this John Locke - this one from the Lost series.
3) In Prague I went to TG Friday's restaurant immediately because somebody had told me the vanilla coke is sold there.
They just shake the classic cola with a vanilla syrup in the restaurant but it doesn't matter.
4) After vanilla coke me and my friend Jana went to the Village Cinemas to see [for the second time] Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
5) After the cinema we went to Tesco. There was a short scene:
Saleswoman: [in Czech] 218 Czech crowns
Foreigner woman who doesn't speak Czech: [in English] How much is it in Euro?
Saleswoman: Euro? ... 8,71.
Foreigner woman gives her some coins.
Saleswoman: We not accept.
Foreigner woman: What?
Saleswoman: We not accept the coins [disapprovingly shakes her head]
Foreigner woman: Why don't you want to take it?
Saleswoman: We not accept the coins [she has an obstinate expression in her face]
My friend Jana to the foreigner woman: [in English] They don't except conis here, only the paper money.
Foreigner woman gives to saleswoman paper €10 and says: Such people who don't speak English like you are should not work here!
Saleswoman pays her back and says: I don't understand you. I don't care about it.
Foreigner woman goes away and it's our turn now. The saleswoman load the first thing and continues in her speech: ...I don't know what she said, I don't care. Let she speak what she wants. I'm not interested about it because I don't understand her...
Then she stopped the loading of our wares and continued with a bitching and railing against foreigns who want to buy.
Me: Could you go on with your purchase please? We are in hurry.
Saleswoman: ...and the most resent people are those who urge me along!
5) After the shopping me, Jana and her boyfriend Vladimír went to find two caches. The first one was on the bus centre and the second one was near the Smíchov graveyard. Nothing funny after the Indy's movie I have to say.

FRIDAY
- I met just two members of a group 3B [Bartošek-Brandejs-Brandejsová]. It's a pity.
- Me and my friends went to find Rieger's Ghost. When I asked about the cache, they said we just have somewhere to find Something. The Something show us where we have to go then. There we should find Something else and with the Something else to count geggraphic coordinates of the final cache.
Yes. With the notebook and passers's help the Something and Something else were found. The final cache geggraphic coordinates was counted, but it showed place far away from a place where the final cache should be.
So we have flutterred in Riegers park and tried to find the right numbers and then I then met an unknown boy with a girl and they - when they was passing me - said to me "a light for the Venus". WTF?
When I returned to my frineds, they said me the geggraphic coordinates had counted by wrong way but at the moment they had a new ones.
When the cache was found and we logged in, I saw someone logged ten minutes before. It was boy and girl...

A little Christian spot

This weekend was in a spirit of christianity.

I spent this weekend with a bunch of my Christian friends wich I had met for the first time in a Christian action in 2003. We all of us had been in a organisation team there and since then we call our bunch as "Flag-bearers". Since the action we meet together regullary two times in a year.
At this last meeting we all have concluded: [citation] "although it is not expectable, we Christians are as duffers as all the other people".
Furthermore I have learnt what's the difference between a lady and a diplomat:
When a diplomat says yes - he thinks maybe. When he says maybe - he thinks no. When he says no - he is not a diplomat.
When a lady says no - she thinks maybe. When she says maybe - she thinks yes. When she says yes - she is not a lady.

Because this is a little christian spot, here goes a christian joke:

Not without a book

The last brigade would be a lesson for me about a bringing a book whenever and wherever I go even more thoroughly I have done it by now.
Through my working verve my right shoe with my right leg was skewered on a rusty nail. With this injury one is unusable for a work and to just waiting for a few hours is a real boredom.

04/26/2008

Today:
1) it is exactly 22 years since the Chernobyl disaster. In the afternoon we heard somebody in radio as he says he was in Chernobyl and there are no dangerous places in the area. His dosimetr was probably out of order.
By the way, this quite well-known web has an upgrade version.

2) I and M. went to the Blahoslav tour as the first time I know about it [cca ten years]. The Blahoslav tour is annual trip cross the Pálava - starting in Mikulov city and ending in the village of Popice.

PS: The picture belongs to Blahoslav tour. It is shooted in Sirotčí hrádek.

PPS: And today is also the birth day of William Shakespeare and the World Intellectual Property Day and so on :)

In the Central Library of the Faculty of Arts

I was in the Central Library of my alma mater today and have found this graffito in a lavatory:

The trip

Me, my mother and Karel made a trip to the Cairn of peace yesterday. In the town of Šlapanice we had to make a short break because the road to Prace village was stocked with a carnival parade. Nevertheless we reached the Cairn of peace before the sunset. Really enjoyable trip.

Jeseníky mountains

MONDAY: Přemyslov ski area - few people only, mist, snow, a kiosk with coffee to go, snowstorm blizzard in the end of skiing
TUESDAY: Ramzová ski area - few people only, cold, icey ski slope
WEDNESDAY: Petříkov ski area - few people only, a bit icey ski slope
THURSDAY: Přemyslov ski area - few people only, mist, icey ski slope, a kiosk with coffee to go
FRIDAY: Přemyslov ski area - few people only, a thick fog, a bit icey ski slope, a kiosk with coffee to go

Geda [snowboard] and shortly me [ski] in Petříkov. Low quality, because it is a mobile phone video: