#klatovy

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Hrad Rabí (kraj plznensky, Czech)

#hrady #foto #castles #burgen #wyprawy #burg #zamki #castle #castle my adventure #chateau #czech #klatovy

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KLATOV / KLATOVY - CZECH REP.

#CZECHY #CZECH #Klatov #pocztówka #Klatovy #post card #litografia #kartka #litho

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Portrét, autoportrét, akt či hororový kýč?

Portrét, autoportrét, akt nebo hororový kýč? Vyfotil jsem sám sebe. Zase. A tentokrát ne na film, ale na Fujifilm.

Tak jsem se vyfotil. Opět. Fotografie je pro mne životní cesta. Stejně náročná, různorodá, neustále život obracející a poučná, jako cesta meče pro Mijamota Musašiho. I na této cestě je nutné poznat různé “bojové styly a zbraně”. I kdyby to mělo znamenat vzít do ruky digitální fotoaparát. Jinak ze svého života diamant nevybrousím a hlavně nerozeznám klenoty kolem sebe. Je to cesta, skrze kterou…

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#akt #classicneg #classicnegative #czechmodel #fujifilm #klatovy #plzeň #plzensko #plzeňsko #portret #selflove #selfportrait #šumava #tělo #xt4

[whatodoo-czechia]

Central European Rally - SSS Klatovy (payment in EUR) - Klatovy, Czechia | 26 Oct, 2023.

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#Klatovy #Czechia #2023 #Tickets #Whatodoo

[jirikalofotobox]

Svatební odpoledne v Klatovech 🤗 Tam jsme nemohli chybět 😁 #plzenskykraj #zapadnicechy #klatovy #klatovsko #weding #svatba #love #happymoments #fotokoutek #flowers https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp-2z23sFqB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#plzenskykraj #zapadnicechy #klatovy #klatovsko #weding #svatba #love #happymoments #fotokoutek #flowers

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⚽Ground Nr. 63 ⚽ 🇨🇿 Ground Nr. 5 🇨🇿 Spiel ⚽: SK Klatovy 1898 2:0 TJ Spartak Sobeslav Liga 🏆: 4. Liga Divize A Ground 🏟️: Na razvoji Klatovy Eintritt 💰: 50 Kč. Zuschauer 👨‍👨‍👧‍👦: 150 --------------------------------------------- Servus zusammen, zum Abschluss unseres Tschechien-Trips, ging es noch am selben Tag zum 3. Ground nach Klatovy (zu deutsch - Klattau). Da die ersten beiden Spiele genau so super angepfiffen wurden - wie auch die Entfernung der drei Grounds auseinander lag - konnten wir diesen "Tripler" erfolgreich gestalten. Das Spiel des SK Klatovy war zu Beginn hin eine zähe Angelegenheit und war vielleicht vom spielerischen Niveau her das schwächste Spiel. Der Ground zeigt eine in den Vereinsfarben Blau gehaltene Stahl-Tribüne mit Plastiksitzen, die aber auch schon ihre besten Jahre hinter sich hat. Nach einer Klobasa und einem kühlen Getränk ging es für uns auf die Heimreise zurück ins geliebte Frankenland. Es wird ganz sicher nicht der letzte Besuch bleiben im Nachbarland Tschechien und sollte wieder ein "Tripler" möglich sein - werden wir den auch ganz bestimmt mitnehmen. Einen Stadion-Vlog zu allen 3 Ground haben wir bereits auf YouTube hochgeladen (Link bitte kopieren und im Browser einfügen, da Insta keine Weblinks erlaubt) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54I8vkV6NrI schaut doch dort auch einmal vorbei lasst ein Like und ein Abo da ;) Bis bald, Eure Frankenhopper2909 #groundhopping⚽️ #groundhopping #tschechien #skklatovy #klatovy #4divizea #cze #klobasa #cola #kronen #bier #fussball #spartaksobeslav #spartak #sobeslav #tjspartak #tschechei #südböhmen #böhmen #eintagohnefußballisteinverlorenertag #ground #futbology #fussballherzwaswillstdumehr #cz #alt (hier: Klattau, Plzeňský Kraj, Czech Republic) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg0W8fEju1G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#groundhopping⚽️ #groundhopping #tschechien #skklatovy #klatovy #4divizea #cze #klobasa #cola #kronen #bier #fussball #spartaksobeslav #spartak #sobeslav #tjspartak #tschechei #südböhmen #böhmen #eintagohnefußballisteinverlorenertag #ground #futbology #fussballherzwaswillstdumehr #cz #alt

[greenbagjosh]

12 July 1997 - First visit to Czech Republic, cheap rail travel, Karluv Most, astrological clock and Tynsky Church in Prague

Saturday 12 July 1997

Hi everyone!  Ahoj všichni!

Twenty-five years ago, I visited the Czech Republic for the first time.  I was living in Munich at the time, and was not earning much money.  I had to find cheap ways to travel around.  I had thought about the possibility to visit the Czech Republic, and I had only planned on visiting Pilsen.  I did not have access to Czech rail schedules, as I did the German rail.  As such I thought I would take a chance, using the 35 D-Mark Schönes Wochenende pass to go from München Hbf to the border at Bayerisch Eisenstein, and then see how far I could go, maybe Pilsen.  I did not know much Czech, beyond the Russian that I had learned in the late 1980s.  That would not be a deterrent to visiting.  

About 6 AM I woke up, took a shower, and packed just my backpack, leaving my large suitcase in the apartment.  I had enough cash to last for the weekend if I stayed at a cheap hostel and took only public transport and ate as cheap as I could.  I did have a change of underpants and socks with me.  I also had film and audio tapes.  I left St Quirin Platz at 6:30 AM, took the bus to Silberhornstraße, and took the U2 to Hbf to catch the 7:30 AM train from München Hbf to Plattling.  München to Plattling via Landshut would be electrified, but Plattling to Bayerisch Eisenstein would not be.  That section was served by a nice 1990s DMU.  

Once the train arrived in Bayerisch Eisenstein, about 10:15 AM, the train stopped just short of the Czech border.  There was a full service train station, with a money exchange booth.  At the time, the D-Mark was worth maybe 18 Czech Koruna.  Buying a train ticket from Bayerisch Eisenstein to Pilsen was cheap, but the return trip had to be used by 8 AM the next morning, else there would be a 50 KC fine.  I boarded the next train which was a regular train pulled by a diesel locomotive.  It left about 11:17 AM, and the journey lasted about two hours, so I arrived about 1:19 PM in Pilsen.  The train went through beautiful countryside, stopping about sixteen times.  The diesel locomotive was switched from diesel to electric at Klatovy.  Some station signs seemed easy to understand, for example vychod for exit.  It is about the same as the Russian word, also vychod.  

When I arrived at Pilsen Hlavni Nadrazi, the rail station was quite beautiful to see.  The staff however were not very friendly when I spoke German.  I was able to find a place to buy a ticket for the tram, and I rode it probably to the northwest part, Namesty Republiky.  The tram stop is a few hundred meters away from the station but not too far.  I did not know how to cancel my ticket, but someone showed me how, it is just a matter of sticking the ticket in the puncher and pulling back.  It is supposed to make a few holes in the ticket to prevent reuse, unless the ticket would be an all-day ticket.

I bought some beer for really cheap.  Pilsen is the source of Pilsner beer, so the beer would be very good.  Also I had bought a bottle of Slivovitz plum brandy.  After a while I thought maybe I should go on to Prague rather than go back to Munich.  I took the 3:22 PM train that would arrive about 4:55 PM in Prague.  It stopped in Rokzcany, Beroun, Karlstejn and it went into tunnel, before arriving at Praha Hlavní Nadrazí.  Hl. N. is a big station in Prague.  I first went to the metro connection and bought a 24 hour ticket.  It is meant to be stamped only once.  At the time, a 24 hour ticket cost only 70 KC.  Other than Vysehrad and Hlavní Nádrazí, most metro stations have a central platform, similar to those in Moscow, St. Peterburg, Kiev, Minsk and Warsaw.  I took the Line C one stop to Muzeum and transferred to Line A.  The metro trains of all lines at the time, were based on Metrovagonmash M81s built in the late 1970s.  They also have excellent audio announcements of next stops and transfers.  I took the Line A to Mustek.  I could not alight at Staromestská, close to the Tynsky Chram, the gothic cathedral, because it was closed at the time for renovations, and when I returned in June 1998, the station had been reopened.  At Mustek, I found my way on the pedestrian walkways to the Prazský orloj and Chrám Matky gothic cathedral.  I walked back to Mustek, took line A to Malostranská, close to the city castle with the stained glass windows made by Alfons Mucha.  I did not think about going to the castle that visit, so instead, I took a tram to Malostranské namesti.  Walking along Mostecká, I found the Karluv Most, or the Charles Bridge, across the Vlatva river.  The Karluv Most is accessible in general only to pedestrians, and is thus heavily travelled.  Along the bridge are so many artists, many of them portrait artists.  The bridge also has many statues dedicated to its national heroes and politicians.

I cannot remember much what happened that evening, except I was able to find a hostel that cost under $16.  It was not part of the Czech Hostelling International network, so my membership card would not give me any discount.  The price included breakfast.  There was no particular curfew as such.  I left the hostel and found the station Narodní Trida.  I rode on the metro Line B as far as Andél.  It was across the Vlatva.  Andél is in a shopping area and was still open, about 7 PM.  I cannot remember what I had for supper that night, it might have been something at a food stand.  I took the Metro Line B to Mustek and wandered around the Prazský orloj area before returning to the hostel and went to sleep.  

I hope you will join me for the morning visit in Prague, including the Prague tower, before I take the 1:30 PM train from Prague to Pilsen and another to Bayerisch Eisenstein, Plattling and München Hbf.  And the visit with the Vietnamese lady about to close her shop for the night, located on the Czech side of the border with Bayerisch Eisenstein.

Dobrou noc!  Gute Nacht!

#Czech Republic #München #Plattling #Bayerisch Eisenstein #Zelezná Rudá #Klatovy #Pilsen #Plzén #Praha #Prague #metro #Muzeum #Mustek #Wenceslas #uprising #1968 #1989 #slivovitz #Hlavní Nádrázi #Alfons Mucha #Karluv Most #Narodni Trida #Andel

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Třebýcinka, Klatovy, Czech republic  

#Nature #Forest #Woods #Tree #Plant #Moss #Autumn #Countryside #Mushroom #Naturecore #Cottagecore #Grandmacore #Forestcore #Autumncore #Mushroomcore #Countrycore #Countrysidecore

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Flag Wars Bonus Round

#polls #flags #vexillology #flag wars

[kocourmokroocko]

Ráda bych na den vypadnout z Prahy, vlak nebo autobus hlavně když nebudu muset prodat ledvinu, měli by jste návrhy kam?

Klatovy na Šumavě!!! Krásný památkový městečko, ale malinký na celodenní výlet, tak doporučuji propojit s výletem do okolní přírody :) Plus je to snadná cesta s přestupem v Plzni. Případně mnohem blíž Karlštejnsko, lomy Velká a Malá Amerika, nádherná turistická trasa převážně lesem klidně už z Řevnic nebo Černošic, pokud se nebojej dát si pěší túru.

Přeju krásné výletování a dobré počasí! ❤️💕🌻

#kot #odpovědi

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2023 IIHF Worlds Czech Republic Roster

Wingers

#8 Ondřej Beránek (H.K. Energie Karlovy Vary/Havlíčkův Brod)

#13 Jiří Smejkal (Ottawa Senators/České Budějovice)

#18 Dominik Kubalík (Detroit Red Wings/Plzeň)

#19 Jakub Flek (H.K. Kometa Brno/Mariánské Lázně)

#52 Michael Špaček (C.D.H. Ambrì-Piotta/Mariánské Lázně)

#61 Martin Kaut (San José Sharks/Brno)

#69 Daniel Voženílek (H.K. Oceláři Třinec/Pardubice)

Centers

#10 Roman Červenka (S.C. Rapperswil-Jona Seers/Prague)

#14 Filip Chlapík (C.D.H. Ambrì-Piotta/Prague)

#23 Lukáš Sedlák (H.K. Dynamo Pardubice/České Budějovice)

#48 Jiří Černoch (H.K. Energie Karlovy Vary/Klatovy)

#71 Vladimír Sobotka (H.K. Sparta Praha/Třebíč)

#72 Filip Chytil (New York Rangers/Kroměříž)

#96 David Tomášek (H.K. Sparta Praha/Prague)

Defensemen

#3 Ronald Knot (Bílí Tygři Liberec/Prague)

#6 Michal Kempný (H.K. Sparta Praha/Hodonín)

#7 Tomáš Dvořák (H.K. Dynamo Pardubice/Havlíčkův Brod)

#33 Jan Košťálek (H.K. Dynamo Pardubice/Prague)

#47 Michal Jordán (S.C. Rapperswil-Jona Seers/Zlín)

#67 Jakub Zbořil (Boston Bruins/Brno)

#77 David Němeček (H.K. Sparta Praha/Plzeň)

#84 Tomáš Kundrátek (H.K. Kometa Brno/Přerov)

Goalies

#30 Šimon Hrubec (Z.S.C. Löwen/Vimperk)

#50 Karel Vejmelka (Arizona Coyotes/Třebíč)

#94 Marek Langhamer (Ilves/Moravská Třebová)

#Sports #Hockey #Hockey Goalies #National Teams #Czech Republic #Celebrities #Switzerland #NHL #Detroit Red Wings #Arizona Coyotes #Boston Bruins #New York Rangers #Finland

[zamotanysluchatka]

Klatovy, 2021

[jakubegrafie]

Leica střípky

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#analog #film #fotimnafilm #HC110 #ilford #klatovy #kodak #leica #plzeň #šumava #voigtlander

[whatodoo-czechia]

Central European Rally - SSS Klatovy (payment in EUR) - Klatovy, Czechia | 26 Oct, 2023.

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#Klatovy #Czechia #2023 #Tickets #Whatodoo

[jirikalofotobox]

Na zítřejší akci "SVATEBNÍ ODPOLEDNE" v Klatovech je vše připraveno a zítra můžeme s naším fotokoutkem vyrazit 🤗 Máme pro vás připravené i malé dárečky v podobě slevových poukazů 😉 #plzenskykraj #zapadnicechy #klatovy #klatovsko #weding #svatba #fotokoutek #photobooth #summer #gardenparty #love #happymoments https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp717iyMXnY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#plzenskykraj #zapadnicechy #klatovy #klatovsko #weding #svatba #fotokoutek #photobooth #summer #gardenparty #love #happymoments

[biankachladek]

"Everything but the lie" group show at Gallery Klenová, Klatovy, 2023

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Curated by Tina Poliačková and Lumír Nykl

If jokes could still be taken seriously today, ours might start like this: Several people meet at a castle: an artistic blacksmith, wire-makers, a wanderer above a sea of intoxicating fog, a member of the Schlaraffia humor society, and other characters who didn’t fit onto our brief list, for which we apologize. Of course, we almost forgot the mischievous vampire – after all, those with inside knowledge have long spoken of the zombification of contemporary art. Nevertheless, our fear of the undead is quickly drowned out – there’s apples rolling towards us from somewhere. They want to warm their tattooed flesh by a smoking stove being obligingly stoked by a helpful frog. Around the corner, a feathered being, lost in thought, is shedding silvery tears, and somewhere in the distance marionettes wrapped in blankets breathe heavily on a bed. And now you ask, “Where’s the joke?” and you’d be right to. Have we been lying to you all this time, and the joke is at your expense?

You may smile at this confusion – after all, saying one thing and meaning the exact opposite is the home turf of irony, that unreliable flip-flopper between words and meaning. You will surely have absorbed the cynical lesson of postmodern culture – after all, you are familiar with the cool detachment of the strangely neurotic characters from nineties sitcoms who lack any honest motivation and whose only weapon against vulnerability is to laugh at the world and themselves. But let us also look back to the time of the Romantics, for we often forget that they saw irony as an important strategy for surviving in the modern world, a place dominated by the sense of having lost a direct connection with nature. Unlike postmodern ironists with their sarcastic grimaces, however, they are not afraid to come face to face with our true desire to be one with the world. For them, irony is a salve or at least a homeopathic remedy for transcending their conditioned perspective and adopting an objective view of themselves. And yet, it is not an end in and of itself but reflects the inevitability of finding the will to overcome the chasm between oneself and the outside world despite the curse that this effort will not succeed and the desire will remain unfulfilled.

Let’s get straight to the point. Yes, this chasm has not been overcome. Instead, we are too closely bound to a globalized world built on market principles of (self-)exploitation and opaque digital networks, a world drained of any meaning. It is an imbalanced relationship, one whose weight not only breaks the backs of individuals but that also awakens various monsters. How can one perceive an authentic awakening of emotions in the era of social networks if they are subject to the algorithmization and marketization of personal expression and go against lived experience? Is the sharing of art online a true sharing of creativity, or is it merely a narcissistic means for artists to build their careers? How can one even draw the line between expressing oneself and slipping into constant commodification? Is it even possible today to exhibit, with a straight face, things that we call contemporary art at a castle?

And so post-irony raises its voice, looming as the last refuge in a storm of confused meanings. It resists, like a lost sentinel surrounded by hordes of images plundering the last remnants of our interest within the late attention economy. Instead of trying to find something profoundly serious, it allows us to see what is real and what is artificial. It is two sides of the same coin, spinning it in constant motion. It becomes a stance that uses this ambiguity as a game in which it is no longer shameful to breathe new life into antiquated ways of doing things. Silent film, landscape painting, stained wood, embroidery, and even metalwork and wirework incite their relevance just as much as the latest digital technologies. Post-irony provides a chance to openly embrace the universal as well as the literal, to tell exaggerated tales of a fictitious life, and to not be afraid of geysers of fake blood or blood-thirsty beings – despite the fact that it all feel suspicious in relation to today’s over-intellectualized art. Post-irony is perhaps not so far removed from the world of the Romantics. It personifies the ongoing game of detachment and identification, the constant variation of heart-rending tales and subsequent disappointments. In actuality, there is no deception here: the truth rests in accepting that essentially all meanings are surrounded by uncertainty. It’s a joke with an open ending. Don’t worry: you have to believe us that it’s about everything – just not a lie.

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