whitneyarana
We don't know anything about this user yet... how mysterious!
| Stats | 30 days | All time |
|---|---|---|
| New places added | 0 | 0 |
| Edits to places | 0 | 0 |
| Comments | 0 | 1 |
Recent Activity
- October 19, 2009 whitneyarana commented on Prague Astronomical Clock
Recent Activity
- leiris has been to Mammoth Cave
- caprice updated the L’horoscope représente un magnifique instrument place page
- caprice added L’horoscope représente un magnifique instrument
- charmaine70 likes Balikli Gol
- watersquatter60 commented on Gates Co-op Houseboat Community
- Dylan commented on a blog post: Obscura Day in New York 2012!
- Dylan posted to the forums: Oh important note! The forums are going to be r...
- wythe wrote a blog post: Giant Flaming Mirror Tower In The Supermegalopolis: The Pharos of Alexandria, 285 BCE CE 1480
- View more activity
A great perspective on the Astronomical Clock. I've definitely knocked travel guides in the past for pretending that, when the clock tolls, it's so exciting. Let's face it, it's not. Frankly, the hourly "show" is really anticlimactic. What's incredible about the clock is what's inside, underneath, and behind it. Namely, it's past. The legendary nature of Prague is so special, and this account of the Astronomical Clock recognizes that. (for more Prague perspectives written by locals, check out http://www.nileguide.com/destination/prague)