GNN Prague NonNews Correspondent:Weather Report for Easter

Well as you can see it was blue skies in Prague over the Easter Market 

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  However,

the Easter market in the Old Town Square is up  and i invite you for a small tour of the sights and things available. There is live music ongoing in the bandstand by local and international groups who come  to perform during the Easter week, so grab a beer and find a place to sit in any one of the nearby open restaurants with chairs outside and enjoy the warm weather.

And although the  temperature still may be a bit chill, the  skies have been generally blue over the last week bringing the tourists to Prague in droves so that it is nearly impossible to cross the bridge without being trampled by someone  with an umbrella leading a horde of sesonal invaders.

But here on Old Town Square you can  dodge elbows and international tourists to investigate the goods.

you might want to invest in some chicken eugenics with these rare red eggs

or get some that were  laid by  not the normal chicken.

 If you've a darling  somewhere then you might want to  remind them that they are something sweet wth a hunking piece of  gingerbread that says it all:

If you want a more  liesurely look about the inner town without having to elbow your way through the crowds, then a ride in a fiaker is definietly in order. There's a line up on the Square offering their services and you can make choices from  very handsome cabs and horses.

Needless to say, there's always beer and sweets in Prague, so  all you need to do is stroll over to a booth for a bit more refreshment before you   leave the square.

The Old town Square is the major meeting place and the site where Czech congregate to watch the  Big Screen for the Olympics and the World Hockey Championships and so if I don't see you there during  Easter, there's always another chance coming up on the 27 April when the World Hockey Cup begins in Moscow.

So see then.

Ciao from Prague