Hubby and I took another road trip today. We headed south again to the city of Mikulov in southern Moravia, only minutes from the Austrian border and named after Saint Nicholas (Mikulas). There were oodles of flowers, making it quite lovely. It is located in the heart of Czech Republic's wine country, with many vineyards in the area. Attached are a few photos I took today. The cemetery is actually a Jewish cemetery, one of the largest in Czech Republic. Horribly, the Jewish population from there disappeared during WWII. There are graves there likely dating back to the 1400s. It appeared that there were some new ones, from after the war.

Hubby has wanted to get away as a form of escape. He deserves it, and I'm enjoying it, too. However, we do have some important things to do next week. Then next weekend my sister-in-law is visits from near Prague. I'll look forward to that, as well. On May 3rd, there is finally some relaxing of covid restrictions in Czech Republic. I hope it's not premature, but I look forward to it, and hope it helps both Hubby's and my mood.