Rachel introduces the area we stayed in Mala Strana (Little Quarter) during our second weekend in Prague. The roof of our pensionne peeks out over the wall behind her. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
A building with dark sgraffito detailing close to where we stayed. (Photo/Sketch: Rachel)
Ironwork over a wooden doorway. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
Most Prague sidewalks in the old town have cobble patterns of black, white, and sometimes maroon stones. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
An artist prepares for a fresco by tracing the design that will guide his painting. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
Rooftops of the Mala Strana seen from the streets below Prague Castle. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
Our hotel, Dum U velke boty (varying translations...The Big Shoe? The Old Boot?) has no signs -- they prefer word of mouth for attracting new clientelle. The Rough Guide was our word of mouth, and the accomodations, breakfast, and owners were all excellent. (Photo/Sketch: Rachel)
Jonathan, preparing for a sketch. (Photo/Sketch: Rachel)
Jonathan's watercolor from the back porch of our hotel, facing the cluster of buildings below Prague Castle. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
Rachel in a classic tea house, where we tasted some of the most flavorful teas ever and did some portrait sketches. (Photo/Sketch: Jonathan)
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