Category: Prague

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Dali in Prague, originally uploaded by George*50.

Whilst searching for a picture for my previous post, i came across this one. As a fan of Dalís clocks and a soon to be fan(?) of Prague, I thought I’d share it with you. You can view the ‘real’ clock in Prague here and have a look at it in a computer simulation programme.
It’s an astronomical clock showing the current state of the universe at any point in time for six hundred years – sounds very impressive!

And, in case you’re stuck for a craft project to keep the kids amused, here are instructions on how to make your own Dalí clock– anyone got a 12″ ?

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Hradcany, Prague, originally uploaded by stevacek.

Tomorrow I’m off to Prague for an eTwinning Professional Development Workshop (PDW). I’m very much looking forward to it as I had a great time on the last one in Nottingham, and also as Prague is a place I’ve always fancied visiting!
I hope to meet up with lots of other eTwinning Ambassadors from across Europe and share ideas and experiences of making cross country links. No doubt I’ll tell you all about next week when I return.
And there is a four hour sightseeing tour to anticipate too as well as dinner on a boat. All work and no play …. ;o)

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