Long Weekend: Wells (Part 3)

We spent the last part of our long weekend looking around Wells.

Wells Cathedral was built in the 13th century.

This is the moat around the Bishop's Palace. 

Impressive entrance to the Bishop's Palace.

This is the entrance to the Bishop's Palace's gardens.

Lots of marvellous archways and windows for me to pose in front of.

A large tower in the gardens - no idea what it's there for.

Posing again.

And again.

Posing in a tree.

Looking out over the moat.

 

That's the chapel behind me.
I was a bit tired in this photo so I'm sucking my thumb.

This is Vicars' Close.

Couldn't wait to devour this brownie and hot chocolate
after all that sightseeing.

Good

When life is tough, a small bear with hot chocolate and cake is GOOD.

Prague: Food, Drink, Scamper-size Trains

Here's the last of my adventures in the city of a hundred spires. Enjoy.

Posing in the Palace Gardens.

Just look at that view.

Blending in...

The Palace Gardens were marvellous.
Lots of steps to climb up and down... on a hot day.
Almost felt sorry for Herself. Almost but not quite.

Vytopna Restaurant in the Palladium had a Scamper-sized train.
Can you see me the platform?

Here I am, waiting to catch the train.

The train delivers drinks to customers at the tables.

Can you see the cans in carriages?

Taking a cheeky train ride.

This is what arrived for me in the train. Slurp.

Here we are in Petrin Park.
It's on a very steep hill and it was a hot day...
We just had to climb this tree for a breather.

Tucking into chocolate cake at the summit of Petrin Park.

Enjoying fresh lemonade in Old Prague Restaurant.

This goulash soup served in bread was delicious.

My last hot chocolate in Prague.
(I loved it although it looks strange having the cream separate - it was like hot chocolate soup.
Yum.)

Bye bye Prague. 

Fun in Prague (3)

More of my favourite moments with Fred and Herself (and Himself) in Prague.

Being all touristy.

Taking in the sights.

A city of bridges.

Fred in front of Dancing House, also known as Fred and Ginger House.
Fred was well-chuffed to share his name with the famous dancing duo.

Here's a better view of Fred and Ginger House.

Enjoying a hot chocolate at the top of Dancing House.
Look at all that cream! I think Herself was a bit jealous....

The view from the top of Dancing House was amazing.
See the castle in the background? One of my favourite views.

Herself had to hold Fred firmly by the scruff of his neck.
Honestly, he kept leaning so far over the edge to see the view that he nearly fell. Tut.

Some weird sculpture right at the top of Dancing House.

Walking by the Vltava (spot the castle in the background).

Cheeky Fred with Charles Bridge in the background.

I loved the old fashioned trams in Prague.

Fun times.

Fuelling up.