Into the wilds

We've been traveling from #city to city. Tiered little bit of noise, vanity and rush. So we took a day off at small towns and nature. We decided, that villages are not really nice, but towns - they are awesome. We've been to Tabor and had great pleasure of slow walking it's streets and pathways. Hike around the lake? Great relax.
Say of silence. In "Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy" Adams said: then human being stop to chat it start to think (and become disappointed). Hmmm...
One more small village, 350 years old house, extremely welcoming owners, hemp bushes and koi fish.
One day from summer from childhood.
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Inside of Prague

#Prague...
... So huge old town. A lot of everything! Whenever you go, something notable gonna be there! Oh, #castle is amazing and astonishing.
... And people. They are everywhere. #Tourists from all over the world!
... flooded with traffic jams. Even trams couldn't save the city. Because of cars - they are everywhere and it uncomfortable to ride by car here. Long ride and then even longer looking for the parking slot. No infrastructure for bicycles and no cyclists on the streets
... Much warmer then Kyiv, Warsaw or Wroclaw or Dresden. Windy but warm. Even at night
... Prices for street food or restaurants are pretty much higher than in Ukraine or Poland. Probably because of tourists. But places usually pretty good.

And yes...
... In Czech we've tried very, very good pizza. In small "god forsaken" village. Yes, for the pizza go to Czech mountains, not to the Italy

Check, Czech!

#Czech village - #countryside - towns - #Prague.. Very active day and we tired so much.

Andrey... Immersed with cute small villages.
Alex... Oh, goody, we slept on the floor! It's impossible to pay with card in villages and eat sweets because of that. And now I'm having headache. Damn travel!
Mykhailo... Uztezki kraj countryside is fucking awesome. Prague is nice
George... Feel the spirit of adventure.  In love with traveling camp, sleeping and eating all the time in different places, pictures that change one another all the time.

To Dresden

We crossed Poland-German border.
First impression - everything is the same. Our first stop is at the guest house at horse farm. Little villages, forests and swampy lakes around.
But later things changed. You start to notice other culture. Different. We had small walk and saw railroad. It's beautiful and perfect. We saw a wooden tower on the lake. Not for hunting, just for observing and enjoying the nature. Amazing. Or house was very impressive. When you open window ponys come to it and get into your hands.
But Internet is horrible. 😎
Morning we spent exploring surrounding nature, small towns and villages. Very pleasant experience.
And all the time you are founding cute spot of interest - gazebos, sculptures, platforms...

Andrey... Very impressed by Dresden
Mykhailo... Dresden has small historical center with huge german architecture and high prices for tourists. Out of it, it has soviet buildings for miles with no cukernia to wisit. That's why we got out of here quickly
Alex... One more day without girls. I have been hit my head several times. Dresden is expensive city. There were no one free toilet!
George... I'm really enjoy crossing borders inside of EU. You feel yourself so free! Human going to other human without special permission from overseers. Extremely pleasant to realize it. And sad to realize, that you are not in this system actually, but only a guest here.

Wroclaw night and day

We are on our way to Germany. Stopped in Wroclaw at evening to see this beautiful city and do final preparations before leaving familiar space.

Antony: we lost so many time in Wroclaw and on the way to Dresden, I'm really angry. But man... Wroclaw old city is so beautiful, colorful and pleasant. And really nice people.

Andrey: I'm still getting used to company, this travel and game of inconvenient questions. It's disturbing but fun and cognitive. And I've had driving experience with you now, cool.

Alex: food, bicycles, workout... Oh, we've made agreement to make one hand pull up to the end of our trip. Now we have a goal. Cool

Mikhail: morning it's good, what can I say else about Wroclaw. 😎 But afternoon we've explored small villages on the Poland-German border and it was boring.

George: I really like our places to stay. But falafel in Poland just awful. 😂 I used to wake up early and be ready to explore around with sunrise. It's awesome! And I love cycling experience in Poland. And we've discovered many other options to commute in Poland: scooters, gyrobike, car that you can rent per minute. Very convenient. And I'm still pretty stressed with driving on this busy city roads.

Emotional account

Co-living us the place to solve the problem - how to deal with relationships. Any kind of close communications could be problematic with time - initial enthusiasm fading, daily problems growing. Here we are searching for good theoretical model to explain this kind of interactions and practical solutions for that.

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So, our theory so far in two words is following:
Between people there is emotional account [friendship account]. When you do something you put out take from this account. For example you bring a gift to friend - this is investment. You ask friend for a favor - the is withdrawing. Both sides knows about state of this account (more or less adequate). Relationships are stable when balance of investments and withdrawal is equal.
If it unbalanced then people in relationship start to feel disappointment.

Extra:
1. State of balance and amount of investments not always seem clearly. Also communication problems
2. Currencies that put on the balance could be different. Anyy people value then in different ways.
3. Expectations, how fast account can be refilled or empty matter.

How to work with this situation and what kind of currency - soon.

Travel start

Today it's the first day of our travel. It's not official start yet, but who cares - we already feel the smell of adventure!

George: by my opinion Warsaw is big, busy, diverse, cozy, green, two-wheeled, tasty. I feel good just by staying on the streets. Will be back!

Mykhailo: downtown is like New-York, riverside near national stadium is like Moscow after Stalin's death. Old city is like photoshoped Lviv ☺️

Alex: I don't really care about architecture or city in general. But we have some really good conversations here, cool bike trips, nice workout and amazing time. BTW, I've got new mobile phone here (which I'm currently in, so George is writing all those stupid lattes while I'm working in Tinder).

Anthony: I grew up in Warsaw. But I don't like it cause I don't like big cities. I prefer nature. Still... There are much things to do there. If you are interested in places like that of course.