Ubytování Černý Důl Krkonoše - Černý Důl 120

Perfect

It's excellent there

I really liked it here ... and I like it :-)

Accommodation Černý Důl Krkonoše I can highly recommend .beautiful environment and nice accommodation.

Large, spacious rooms, rich equipment (billiards, table football, sauna, whirlpool). For the slopes more by car, for cross-country skiing it is a beautiful place.

They just calmly levitate in the air. As the sun shines brightly and you would look in the sky in vain for the cloud from east to west, the balloons act as a kind of mirage in the middle of the desert. In short, nothing far and wide, just greenish grass, a clear blue sky, and three brightly colored fairground balloons that sway almost unnoticed, not too high or too low above the ground. If there were not deep greenish grass under the balloons, but a dry road or concrete, perhaps their colored shadows could be seen - how sharp sunbeams pass through the translucent colored balloons. But because of the ubiquitous grass, the shadows of the balloons are barely visible, let alone the color of the shadows. Seeing random passers-by balloons, he would surely think that they have been flying here like this for perhaps a thousand years. They still more or less keep their height and do not move too much to the sides. Against the sun, the sun seems to be moving faster than balloons, and maybe it really is. More than one philosopher might claim that balloons race with the sun, but physicists would certainly refute it. From a physical point of view, the balloons look completely uninteresting. Undoubtedly, the children will be most interested - one little girl just yesterday didn't cry that maybe the balloons could burst. And what about the ribbon. A ribbon by which each of the three balloons is tied so that it does not deflate. Apparently it's tied tight enough, because the balloons don't really run out. But this is nothing special. However, it might come as a surprise that no one, except perhaps the one who launched the balloons into the sky, has any idea what color the ribbon is. It is so shiny that the sky reflects the sky and the darkness is not visible at all. When the sun shines as brightly as it does now, the ribbon glitters like a drop of dew, and few can look at it directly for more than a few moments. What do those balloons actually look like? People often ask. Well, what they would look like - like ordinary medium-sized fairground balloons, just inflated. Red seems a little smaller in addition to blue and green, but it's probably just an optical illusion, and even if it's really a little smaller, it's really just a little bit. The wind hardly blows, so at first glance it might seem that the balloons are not moving at all. They just calmly levitate in the air. As the sun shines brightly and you would look in the sky in vain for the cloud from east to west, the balloons act like a fata morgana in the middle of the desert. In short, nothing far and wide, just greenish grass, a clear blue sky, and three brightly colored fairground balloons that sway almost unnoticed, not too high or too low above the ground. If there were not deep greenish grass under the balloons, but a dry road or concrete, perhaps their colored shadows could be seen - how sharp sunbeams pass through the translucent colored balloons. But because of the ubiquitous grass, the shadows of the balloons are barely visible, let alone the color of the shadows. Seeing random passers-by balloons, he would surely think that they have been flying here like this for perhaps a thousand years. They still more or less keep their height and do not move too much to the sides. Against the sun, the sun seems to be moving faster than balloons, and maybe it really is. More than one philosopher might claim that balloons race with the sun, but physicists would certainly refute it. From a physical point of view, the balloons look completely uninteresting. Undoubtedly, the children will be most interested - one little girl didn't wonder just yesterday that maybe the balloons could burst. And what about the ribbon. A ribbon by which each of the three balloons is tied so that it does not deflate. Apparently it's tied tight enough, because the balloons don't really run out. But this is nothing special. However, it might come as a surprise that no one, except perhaps the one who launched the balloons into the sky, has any idea what color the ribbon is. It is so shiny that the sky reflects the sky and the darkness is not visible at all. When the sun shines as brightly as it does now, the ribbon glitters like a drop of dew, and few can look at it directly for more than a few moments. What do those balloons actually look like? People often ask. Well, what they would look like - just ordinary medium-sized fairground balloons, just right