Malá Strana Roofs
A paradise for real roof lovers ! - Flickr . - Wikimedia .
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Černínská Street
In Prague, receiving 8 million tourists a year, you can still find gems almost without tourists, like wonderful Černínská Street. - Wikimedia . No cars = happy children! By the way, Praguans love children. Older and younger stop for talking with your child everywhere, giving them cakes and gifts. If you leave an empty stroller on the street it takes less than five minutes for a police patrol to come searching for the parents. Prague is a very clean city, much cleaner than Oslo. - Wikimedia . Černínská Street is a tiny narrow street that joins the New World Street with Loretánské Square . This street will take you to the Czernin Palace - Černínský Palace, today, the seat of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs . The street is about 190 meters long and originally, from 18th century up until 1851 it was called the Rear New World . The name today is derived from the above mentioned Czernin Palace, built between 1669 - 1697 by Hurprecht Czernin of Chudenice , a...
Our Economy is Like an Old Hollow Tree
In Slide 2, I illustrate the economy as hollow because we keep adding new layers of the economy on top of the old layers. As new layers (including new products, laws, and consumers) are added, old ones are removed. This is why we can’t necessarily use a prior energy approach. For example, if cars can no longer be used, it would be difficult to transition back to horses. This happens partly because there are few horses today. Also, we do not have the facilities in cities to “park” the horses and to handle the manure, if everyone were to commute using horses. We would have a stinky mess! - Gail Tverberg The tree is to be found at Karlsplassen , Prague. - Wikimedia .
Fra Tynplassen - Praha
Porten til Tynplassen. Vakre romanske arkader. Palác Granovských z Granova . Renaissance arcades behind the Tyn Church in Prague. - Wikimedia . Duejakt.