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Hello. What is the weather like in Prague in February?
Vacation in February, tell me how to dress to be comfortable
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Dress like you would at home (same latitude). Do not abuse natural furs (they have very active animal advocates). Wear a good down jacket and low-cut boots with natural fur.
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answered 13 years ago
Don't forget a warm scarf, mittens, socks and an umbrella. The weather can be -5-10 degrees below zero and +5-10 degrees with rain. Very uncomfortable all day on the street in Prague (like us and in Europe) in February.
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answered 13 years ago
Do not abuse natural furs (they have very active animal advocates).
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I'd say it's even better to abstain altogether and "not tease the dogs". Seeing natural fur, they can splash paint on it. Leave your fur coat at home (besides, it will be inconvenient to travel in it) and "walk" another garment to Europe - a warm jacket or a down jacket.
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I'd say it's even better to abstain altogether and "not tease the dogs". Seeing natural fur, they can splash paint on it. Leave your fur coat at home (besides, it will be inconvenient to travel in it) and "walk" another garment to Europe - a warm jacket or a down jacket.
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answered 13 years ago
Do not scare what you do not know, but only heard somewhere. Also, tell me that the Golem walks around Prague and drags negligent, lost tourists by the ears ...
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answered 13 years ago
Have you seen the movie?! About paint and fur...
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No. A friend lives abroad. Not "somewhere", but firsthand.
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No. A friend lives abroad. Not "somewhere", but firsthand.
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answered 13 years ago
shumera (sorry, don't know the name), or is it a secret to you that animal advocates often act very aggressively? In my opinion, it's better to be overdressed than underdressed. The case of members of the forum is to SHARE information, and the case of the questioner is HOW to deal with it. I do not see anything terrible and malicious in my post. Personally, I will not go to Hungary and Vienna in December in a fur coat. Why the extra headache?
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answered 13 years ago
Does your girlfriend live abroad, where in Prague, Budapest, Vienna or some other European city? In these cities (and, in principle, in European countries), if you don’t come to a rally for the protection of animals in a fur coat and don’t yell that you are a scribe or show off a mink, there will be no problems.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, and a fur coat should not go, in princepe, and not because of those people for whom the most severe cold is a week every few years with the coldest temperature at night -20, (so they are indignant. Send them to live with us in the winter, when several months of frost or they would have gone to explain to the reindeer herders that walking in furs is not good) and the weather is quite okay, but simply because it will be more convenient to walk in a down jacket ..
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, winter boots are mostly leather, and even with natural fur, animal advocates and they can be doused with paint ?!
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, winter boots are mostly leather, and even with natural fur, animal advocates and they can be doused with paint ?!
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answered 13 years ago
If you go on an excursion to Europe in a fur coat, then naturally no one will take it off you and will not point a finger, that's why it is Europe. Tourists in fur coats simply look ridiculous - it's inconvenient and practical.
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answered 13 years ago
Lives in a town near Vienna.
I agree with the postulate that human life is more expensive even with all the humane approach to animals - and to give oak in a 50-degree frost in a padding jacket - this ... I don’t even know how to find words ... this is the height of recklessness. But again... how to explain this in another society, where we are guests? I’m going to Hungary at the beginning of December, it will be even colder, and already now I’m thinking how I can’t get sick if it’s frosty, but I still won’t dare to take a fur coat, even though in it, this particular coat of mine, it’s completely normal and comfortable to walk. Why spoil your trip ... even if they don’t mess it up, then the sediment will always be on your soul ...
I agree with the postulate that human life is more expensive even with all the humane approach to animals - and to give oak in a 50-degree frost in a padding jacket - this ... I don’t even know how to find words ... this is the height of recklessness. But again... how to explain this in another society, where we are guests? I’m going to Hungary at the beginning of December, it will be even colder, and already now I’m thinking how I can’t get sick if it’s frosty, but I still won’t dare to take a fur coat, even though in it, this particular coat of mine, it’s completely normal and comfortable to walk. Why spoil your trip ... even if they don’t mess it up, then the sediment will always be on your soul ...
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, winter boots are mostly leather, and even with natural fur, animal advocates and they can be doused with paint ?!
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There was no warning for the shoes)))))))))))))))
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There was no warning for the shoes)))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Well, after all, from the above it is better to play it safe with leather boots with natural fur.
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answered 13 years ago
What kind of town is not far from Vienna, where you shouldn’t go in furs in order to know where to “lay straws”?
And then in the capital, neither in the capital of Austria, nor in Salzburg, nor in Linz, nor in Innsbruck, problems with fur and leather products have ever been observed for many years ..
And then in the capital, neither in the capital of Austria, nor in Salzburg, nor in Linz, nor in Innsbruck, problems with fur and leather products have ever been observed for many years ..
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answered 13 years ago
Why are you so aggressive. And 100% skepticism. I trust the person who told about WHAT you can find in Europe that is clearly not popular in the expanses of the Motherland. This is not a schoolgirl and not some kid from the street told me.
The city is called Schwekhet (or Schwechat - I don't know which is correct). The man gave me a friendly warning. I shared the warning with another person who asked the question. It was not about the fact that furs are watered in Schwekhet. A man lives in Schwekhet, who, knowing about my long-term plans to move to Europe in winter, enlightened me about the inadequate actions of animal rights activists. I think I have already laid out everything that you asked me?))) The conversation is moving in some unfriendly style. Question after question. To be honest, I don't like talking like that. I seem to make excuses and, like a schoolgirl, I answer clearly and without batting an eye to question after question. Therefore, I put a point. If the topikstarter wants to clarify something, I will answer as I have the information. If you don’t want to listen, don’t, don’t be afraid, I didn’t answer you. This is a forum, they post their opinions here, sometimes the opposite ones - I don’t see sedition in this. In the end, you can delicately correct someone, and not convict of something, it is not clear what.
The city is called Schwekhet (or Schwechat - I don't know which is correct). The man gave me a friendly warning. I shared the warning with another person who asked the question. It was not about the fact that furs are watered in Schwekhet. A man lives in Schwekhet, who, knowing about my long-term plans to move to Europe in winter, enlightened me about the inadequate actions of animal rights activists. I think I have already laid out everything that you asked me?))) The conversation is moving in some unfriendly style. Question after question. To be honest, I don't like talking like that. I seem to make excuses and, like a schoolgirl, I answer clearly and without batting an eye to question after question. Therefore, I put a point. If the topikstarter wants to clarify something, I will answer as I have the information. If you don’t want to listen, don’t, don’t be afraid, I didn’t answer you. This is a forum, they post their opinions here, sometimes the opposite ones - I don’t see sedition in this. In the end, you can delicately correct someone, and not convict of something, it is not clear what.
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answered 13 years ago
You should not look for aggression where there is none, but there is just a question and a request for an extended answer, since living in Prague and traveling throughout Europe, I have never encountered such aggression, even passing St. Stefan, near which demonstrative and intelligible actions against cruelty to animals are being held, and passing in a fur coat, I was only given a leaflet and all the aggression ended there. And given the fact that I don’t know you, I can’t feel aggression either. Like this? To experience aggression towards a stranger?! and if it is not pleasant for you and causes discomfort - why answer then ?! Considering, as you correctly noted, what it is. Forum, it's not a sin to ask and
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answered 13 years ago
shumera: "... don't yell that you're a scribe..." (c)
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A scribe is an old Russian clerk, madam)))
Screaming that he is on you??? )))
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A scribe is an old Russian clerk, madam)))
Screaming that he is on you??? )))
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answered 13 years ago
And Europe in winter is unpleasant in terms of climate. And you won’t dress warmly, you’ll get tired on excursions, and it’s dank in light clothes.
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answered 13 years ago
Not everyone is given to understand the secret meaning of this message.
And your comments, according to Freud, are well characterized ..
And your comments, according to Freud, are well characterized ..
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answered 13 years ago
I don't know, you know better, ma'am, but I haven't read Freud.
Other interests.
Other interests.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you all for the enlightenment. I live in Kamchatka, we have a maritime climate, somewhat different from the mainland.
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answered 13 years ago
Here's what I'm talking about! I myself did not expect such a discussion. It is not convenient to wear fur coats on buses, if only because during a long sitting, the fur can be wiped and wrinkled. As for shoes, they should be warm and waterproof. Of course, no one will stop you on the street and check what the shoes are made of and what fur is inside.
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answered 13 years ago
Here - here, and some here argue that it’s not worth riding in a fur coat for another reason, and not because it’s not convenient (what do they want to seem smart?!) .. Everything that happens to someone is 100% envy from the person himself, and not from what he is wearing in particular.
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answered 13 years ago
Shumera, in my first review I wrote that animal advocates are very active (in Austria I saw several people with posters walking around and handing leaflets to passers-by), and the members of the forum twisted my words (and quarreled with each other.) And it turned out that these defenders aggressive monsters that rush at people with paint.
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answered 13 years ago
I wrote in the same way that I saw a similar action and also personally received a leaflet and no one showed any aggression, and your word "active" was changed into "aggressive"
So it turns out that they "heard" they themselves "thought it out" and embellished it well .. As if Europeans are catching people in furs right from the gangway of an airplane and pouring paint over ... Nonsense
So it turns out that they "heard" they themselves "thought it out" and embellished it well .. As if Europeans are catching people in furs right from the gangway of an airplane and pouring paint over ... Nonsense
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answered 13 years ago
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