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N. 158 (or 30) in Prague

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Everything about this puzzle is beautiful to us - there is such a lovely worn-in feel about all elements in this image. And the warmth of the colours draws us in. Would you come in for a cup of coffee? We surely would ♥

The photograph is from Prague, the capital of the Chezch Republic. We’ve previously visited Prague in a Daily Puzzle. You can see that jigsaw puzzle here, where you’ll also find more information about this gem in Europe.
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Hera933
Hera933

IIRC from my time in Prague, the 30 enumerates what district of the city it's in, sort of like a ZIP code in the U.S.

MissWhizzy

Love the cobblestone effect in the sidewalk.

laurieralph
laurieralph

Thank you :)

solidrock5806
solidrock5806

I suppose, 158 is the nr. of the building in town. 30 is the housenr. in the street. It`s still done like this here, where I live: each building got a number and seperate from this an adress: street and number.
In medeaval times, houses in town got names, still used as an adress nowadays.

SandiT
SandiT

I would love to come in for coffee. Thank you.

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