This week's picture could be a tough one to put a name to. Unless you've been there, in which case it should be a walk in the park, so to speak ;-)
Wednesday 20 February 2008
Where the Czech...? #27
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2 comments:
that'd be Sovinec i reckon - home of some medieval fair i went to.
when you were walking along the path you had to stop/dodge the knife throwing / arrow firing stalls which were operating across them.
OH&S would have had a field day.
Sovinec it is. For those who don;t recognise it, Sovinec castle is in the lower Jesenik mountains, In northern Moravia.
The castle itself is perhaps most notorious due to its role as a prison for enemies of the Nazis from 1938-45.
More happily, the surrounding village of the same name is known for the well-respected photographer who worked there for many years, Jindrich Streit.
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