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Post by rdywenur on Jan 20, 2007 6:48:40 GMT -7
Pawian you are reading too much propaganda news. Here in the greatest of cities NYC at Rockefeller Center and bigger than life I present to you.
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 17:33:53 GMT -7
Holidays summer 2006. We go to the mountains every year. Firstly, they are close to Krakow, secondly , there are a lot of forest areas and that`s what we like best. Forest is full of life and energy. The air, animals, healthy trees, mushrooms, berries, walks by day and night, views down the valleys or up the tops, unexpected rain on top of a mountain, that all evokes our fascination. We are city people. Night walk
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 17:48:34 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:08:56 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:20:10 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:25:52 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:31:58 GMT -7
Interesting A monument to Polish and Soviet partisans from WW2, with a description both in Polish and Russian on the next side. It wasn`t pulled down after 1989. Tradition, tradition...
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:35:56 GMT -7
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Post by Pawian on Jan 21, 2007 18:47:25 GMT -7
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Post by bescheid on Jan 21, 2007 19:34:06 GMT -7
Thank you Pawian for presenting you photos. Also I liked the various bee hives of The Orthodox Church, and the tree stumps, very interesting for style and function. The cemetery with the covered crosses cut cold to my heart as of an icicle. I have heard we are known by our works. I see a side of you I admire and respect in your photos. It is that undefinable trait that is your trade mark. You carry with you a sensitivity of caring generosity. {now do not blush, fidget with your foot, for you deserve a compliment }. I like your photos for the people aspect. Your photos carry the mark of living and the utensils of life. For even in the darkness of homes, there is the concrete foot paths that are used by people with a high quality of imagination in rendition. Just wanted to provide some thoughts Charles
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Post by Pawian on Jan 22, 2007 1:36:25 GMT -7
Thank you Pawian for presenting you photos. Also I liked the various bee hives of The Orthodox Church, and the tree stumps, very interesting for style and function. Thanks for approving comments. Every year we take a lot of photos. The ones I have chosen are just a few from tens and hundreds. But I can show more of those which you like, e.g., with bee hives. Huh? The Museum of Apiculture is in Stróża, it`s an addition to a professional honey-making enterprise. Their honeys are sold all over Poland. You walk in the museum looking at old bee-hives and you must be careful not to step on a working one.
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Post by Pawian on Jan 27, 2007 3:06:49 GMT -7
We spent another part of our holiday without mummy. She needs some rest too. The little devils all year round are tiring. So, we made a boys` adventure holiday. We went to a camping site with a lake, not in the mountains, but to the north of Kraków. We took a tent but there were caravans to rent. We had never stayed in a caravan before, the boys wanted so we did. It was fun. In the morning, we could sleep as long as we wanted. But the sun and birds woke us up quite early and the lake offered a delightful swim. Evenings were as beautiful as mornings. The weather was mixed, a bit cloudy with sunny moments, not too rainy.
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Post by Pawian on Jan 27, 2007 14:16:53 GMT -7
The area is plain, no mountains, but there are a lot of caves and caverns. Small caves, for free: A big cave Raj (Paradise) not for free. Actually, I got very angry there when I found out they charge a lot of money and there is no discount for children!!! It was forbidden to take photos but I did, secretly. Out of sheer malice. Nothing special in the cave which would be worth this money without a discount. But.... during our visit in the cave, a bat started flying all over one chamber. As the guide was just talking about bats, we joked that he used a remote control to operate the bat for the visitors. There were also cave spiders, spinning their webs on the walls, but I didn`t take a photo because it was forbidden, you know. We are not going to go there anymore, so let these photos be a life souvenir. A colony of bats on the photo in the gallery. At night the campsite owner`s cat visited us.
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Post by leslie on Jan 27, 2007 14:27:24 GMT -7
Pawi I just wanted to say - had to say - please keep posting your photographs. They are so interesting - well taken, well seen and contribute to what you must have now as a memorable record of your adventures. Leslie
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Post by rdywenur on Jan 27, 2007 14:55:18 GMT -7
Pawian that kitty look much like Jagas new kitty. I like the fotos also and the cave is quit intersesting.
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