We promenaded the large square, taking in the church, the cloth market, numerous shoppes, before settling in to a street-side cafe, for a bier (and a screwdriver), to watch the parade.
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The market square tower, 15th century |
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The Cloth Market, 16th century, though remodeled frequently (every couple centuries or so), mostly souvenirs |
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Foretelling the future outside the Cloth Market |
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Pivo means beer, and this person is giving it away, at a certain bar; I stuck to my favored Zywiec |
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Horse-drawn carriage tours are a big deal, very popular, in Cracow |
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But with horses come certain, um, emissions; in this amazing photo (click to enlarge), the co-pilot is examining the recent contents of the horsepoopski catcher, which he/she extends whenever the horse's tail is raised; in two days' walking all over old Cracow, we saw only one instance of errant poopski |
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Of course, there was a wedding carriage |
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And, on warm weather days like this, the Policie wear t-shirts |
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