A few things have happened since our last post! First, despite the fact that fixing the car used up one of our days in Prague, we did fit in some sightseeing. Such a shame that we didn’t get a chance to see everything, but we hope to come back one day. Prague is beautiful:
The architecture can be stunning, it’s like walking through the 18th century:
On Wednesday, we set out to visit our good friends in Slovenia! One gas station in the Czech Republic had an interesting sign…
Tuesday, we got to Klenová for the great Czechout Party!! We didn’t stay for shenanigans as we had a great hotel booked in Prague, but it was awesome seeing all the rally cars together!
Our car even hit 200,000km on the way to Klenová!
We drove through Vienna and Graz as well, with some great views (and rain):
Our travelling gnome friend especially enjoyed Austria!
In the meantime, our car is being seen to by some friends in Slovenia, so crossing our fingers that – with their ministrations – the car will no longer make a horrible grinding noise when it turns on!
Frances
July 26th, 2014 15:10
Omg Prague does look beautiful who knew!!! Hahaha you two, already staying in fancy hotels. I see I will have to read your earlier posts to find out what happened with the car.
Rhonda
July 25th, 2014 7:50
Enjoying the updates! At first I wondered why your mom would take such a shoe on this trip! Also, it looks like your car has been shot several times. Looking forward to more updates as you're able to make them.
Sheila
July 27th, 2014 2:32
My uncle put the "bullet hole" stickers all over our car as he said, "With the places you're going, this'll give you some 'street cred'." LOL
Kia
July 25th, 2014 2:30
Grinding noises are all part of the charm! Just a little more luck and you might even make it out of Europe.
Ruth
July 24th, 2014 18:20
A translation for the individual in the wheelchair would be nice. Is it that individuals in wheel chairs should or should not play the trumpet?
genghisbond
July 25th, 2014 3:46
Google Translate tells me it means "Sound horn 3x for service," but whether or not disabled people should have a trumpet for this purpose is unclear!