Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: Gold 100

This was one of those strange surprises that Prague has if you look around. Not only is this a real British double decker bus (albeit not an AEC Routemaster), but it's even still got its British route number and destination boards. If anybody knows the exact year and model (Thrash Merchant, do you know?), that would be great.

I've been seeing these inspection/maintenance cars quite a bit in Cercany, probably because they're verifying that the corridor reconstruction is being done correctly. When I took this, Cercany was in a much earlier stage of its reconstruction, though.

Here's the Czech-language plaque on the Kostel sv. Martin.

This is the Dean Church of St. Martin, which from what I can roughly gather from the Czech plaque on it, can trace its ancestry back to 1294. If anybody could translate the plaque (in the next shot), then maybe we could learn a bit more. :-)

This is the town museum of Sedlcany, with the clock tower, which has a great deal of local exhibits, of course, but my best story from this place was that a guy there was collecting U.S. State quarters. He just wanted me to mail him some, but I told him, in broken Czech and German, that I lived in Prague. He seemed to think that I went to the U.S. practically every week, so he just asserted that I should pick some up the next time I'm home. Eventually, I got out of any deals, but I still would like to track him down sometime. The problem is that he doesn't use the internet....so....what could I do???

Here's another view of the museum and the old town square.

This building, while very old-looking, is actually the "Nove Radnice," or new town hall, and as it dates to 1903, it is a bit new by European standards.

This was, I think, an unintentionally blurred shot, although I could be wrong. The fact was the film was only 100 ISO, so it made it easier to get in that sense.

This was the most successful of my attempts to shoot a picture out of the windows of #810472-1, which would be the only railbus, and only car, on my train that day.

Here's the best of my interior shots, with the best exposure, basically.