Evening on Václavak
It's that time of year when Václavské náměstí, not always our favorite place to spend time, becomes a fun place to walk in the early evening. The crisp, cold air somehow accentuates the buildings that line the square, which include the Koruna (formerly, and in my lifetime, an automat restaurant, but now merely boring stores like Kenvelo) and Bat'a (where one can still buy Bat'a shoes).
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But does the crisp and cool air scare away the drug dealers, prostitutes, and groups of drunk Brits? I suppose it might--I suppose it's difficult for them to stay outdoors and away from an atmosphere of cigarette smoke and stale air. Or does it just allow you overlook their presence?
There are not that many out in the early evening, as you should know.
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