Today was a great day for a walk because it was sunny and warm. I hadn’t gone for a walk for a long time due to the cold weather, temperature fluctuating from 0°C to 8°C, that was here until the last week. That’s why I decided to make use of the sudden rise in temperature that has been exceeding 20°C lately and went outside with Kagami in my breast pocket.
Heading for the nearest metro station and passing by some leafless trees. But some trees are about to bloom. This is some kind of cherry, don’t exactly know what though. Kagami wanted to rest in a chaenomeles bush. I have highlighted the course I took in this map of Prague Public Transport. Changing for line A at Muzeum Station. Going through some streets in the Old Town and heading towards the Old Town Square. However, on my way there I spotted an interesting exhibition of models made of PET bottles so I decided to take a look at it and it was definitely worth it. The artist who made those models is a real PET lover. From what I heard, this giant spider had been made of 200 bottles. Kagami wanted to say hi to these penguins. She had a collection of PET bottles from various corners of the world put on display in one room. And I managed to find what I wanted, PET bottles from Japan. The second from left is that bottle with a marble that inside that is blocking the flow of the liquid, therefore some people find it hard to drink. This is supposed to be a traditional Czech sweet pastry called Staročeské Trdlo but you won’t find it anywhere but in the Old Town. It’s basically one of the fake symbols, I guess. Furthermore, it doesn’t have any great taste and they sell it for 50 CZK which is about 2 EUR or 2.5 USD or 300 JPY in today’s conversion. You will find much better things than this at this price. Kagami in front of the famous Orloj Astronomical Clock. In the streets of the Old Town. Týn Church in the background. But Kagami doesn’t care about it and wants to face the camera. Týn Church again, now not blurry. The House of the Black Madonna, one of the nice cubist buildings. Powder Gate. A stand selling some Easter Eggs. Mongolian BBQ? I’ve heard a lot about it so I’m looking forward to it. In a shopping mall in the Old Town. Map of the center of Prague. In front of the Museum of the Capital of Prague. < And without Kagami, from a different angle. In another shopping mall. They were advertising and selling some Lindt products there and I got a chocolate candy for free, yay! Then I stopped at a café I knew for having a suupaa delicious tiramisù. On my way home, outside the metro station. Last photo, the bus stop in front of my home. It was a pleasant walk and I took some nice shots. It was the first time I went outside with a figure and I noticed that some people were looking at my Kagami with a certain level of curiosity and interest. I wonder what they thought. I almost forgot, what do you transport your figmas and nendoroids in when you want to bring them somewhere with you?
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