Awesome Baradla cave tour in Aggtelek, Hungary
DAY 53 – We took a Hungarian-language guided tour of the Baradla caves in Aggtelek, and I tried to navigate my blood sugar through tons of rice and liquor at dinner. [keep reading]
DAY 53 – We took a Hungarian-language guided tour of the Baradla caves in Aggtelek, and I tried to navigate my blood sugar through tons of rice and liquor at dinner. [keep reading]
DAY 52 – We killed several hours in Humenné, Slovakia in the afternoon, then caught some trains for the city of Miskolc in Hungary, our ninth country of the t [keep reading]
DAY 51 – We hadn't seen any of the famous wooden churches of Poland and Slovakia so we finally took a trip to Kalná Roztoka to see theirs. [keep reading]
DAY 50 – Cable cars took us to the top of the stunning High Tatras mountains of Slovakia. The car got stuck though and the unnerving stress made my blood sugar high. [keep reading]
DAY 49 – Beautiful Spiš Castle in Slovakia was closed but we hiked to it anyway. I began the day with some perfect blood sugars and tried to make them last all day. [keep reading]
DAY 48 – Snow fell all day in Levoča and we made some last-minute adjustments to our plans. My diabetes jumped around between lows and a big nighttime high. [keep reading]
DAY 47 – The Bratislava to Levoča train passes between two great mountain ranges in Slovakia. The trip was gorgeous and even gave me a perfect blood sugar – at first. [keep reading]
DAY 46 – Busy day in Bratislava: outdoor ice skating, a stroll by the Danube River, a visit to a women's bathroom, and high-but-not-awful blood sugars all day. [keep reading]
DAY 45 – Goodbye Czech Republic, hello Bratislava, Slovakia. Actually we missed the stop but got there finally. My BGs spiked in the morning but were ok afterwards. [keep reading]
DAY 44 – Having slept nearly 20 hours, I was getting over my illness and spent today exploring Český Krumlov, its castle and gardens, and the Egon Schiele Museum. [keep reading]
DAY 43 – Leaving Prague was difficult because I was sick and the trams were confusing. Once in Český Krumlov I slept off my fever amid the UNESCO surroundings. [keep reading]
DAY 42 – Despite a worsening sickness we hiked up Vyšehrad hill in Prague to see the views. Then we overpaid for a so-so dinner and my BGs were mostly high. [keep reading]
DAY 41 – Local friends showed us some things in Prague that we never would have seen by ourselves. I still felt sick but blood sugars were somehow excellent all day. [keep reading]
DAY 40 – We had big plans today but I wasn't feeling well, so we saw a few things but mostly hung around the room all day. [keep reading]
DAY 39 – Several trains big and small took us to the city of Prague today, which was overcast but inviting. My blood sugars were too high but had some bright spots. [keep reading]
DAY 38 – There's a Czech church made of bones from 30,000 plague victims and war casualties in Kutná Hora. My blood sugar behaved on this day of amazing sights. [keep reading]