Can anybody tell which town this photograph was taken in?
Wednesday, 27 February 2008
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2 comments:
I know, even been there, its Stramberk in Moravia. The castle tower in the background is all that is left of the castle that was destroyed by the Tatars. I seem to remember they have a cookie in the shape of an ear to commemorate a victory over the Tatars. It has a beautiful town square and nearby is the Sipka cave where a Neanderthal was found.
Well done Michael. You're exactly right. Fast work too!
And spot on about the cookies; "Stramberk ears" they're called, thanks to the habit of slicing off enemies' ears in that conflict betwen the Moravians and the hordes from the East.
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