Back in Prague...

Back in Prague, we now appreciate the less humid, no mosquitoes, being able to walk around from the bathroom and the bedroom without having to be fully clothed, and having a clean bathroom. Plus, we enjoy cooking our own dinners.
We visited the Prague Zoo on a rainy daya and got wet. We did bring an umbrella though, on Munkee´s advice. Even though it had rained, we still had a really good time and spent almost 5 hours altogether in the zoo! Our favourite animals included the cockatoos, the North African Macaques - one of whom we caught having sex with another female! - and of course the big cats. We came face to face with magnificent animals like the giraffe, tigers, and leopards, with only a double, sometimes, triple glass pane separating us. It was definitely worth the visit as the layout of the zoo itself was very well designed. Better than the TO zoo, we say.
The next day, we ventured out to Petrin Hill. Climbing and sweating, we finally reached the top, where we saw spectacular views of Prague. What a gorgeous sight! Apart from the mirror maye, there was onlz the mini Eiffel Tower, which we did not bother to climb. The descent was a lot easier, all downhill, leading us to Mala Strana, the Lesser Town, as it is referred to.
That night, we ate out at a place Judy and Ron recommended to us, Giallo Rosso and had pizza and pasta. We each got 30 min free internet with the order of a beverage and food. Then we walked around the Old Town Square and waited for 10 pm since we wanted to see the Astronomical Clock move at the hour.
What we thought was going to be a breathtaking event turned out to be underwhelming. Usually, the 12 apostles take turns and show their faces, while nodding their heads in denial as death rings a bell. The apostles, instead of doing that, just circulated within the clock while nodding their heads. So, they really did not come out of the clock that much.