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Berlin and Warsaw so farSo we have made it to Warsaw. This hostel has its own kitchen and washing machine for us to use - we have taken full advantage. Berlin was fun. The Berlin Wall and the history of the country was very Posted by pca07klc in Around the world in 252 days | Feb 22, 2011
I'm here... finallySo this is where it starts. Almost one year into the start of my journey, and i'm finally having the time to begin chronicling the adventures. Sometimes pictures are worth a thousand words, but I will be trying my best to Posted by GdzieJest in GdzieJestMaria~Where is Maria | Feb 18, 2011
One day..When I was little I used to say, "One day I will change the world." I used to say it with such vulnerability and with such dull meaning. But, as I became older, I realized that I had a hidden Posted by slnemchik in Chapter one.. | Feb 10, 2011
Nothing but me.Today is a day of nothing new but an unfathomable, exhilarating realization. I sit so utterly quiet, patient, and aware of what has happened. My life has turned itself against a three hundred and sixty degree wave and flipped everything Posted by slnemchik in Chapter one.. | Feb 9, 2011
Sunshine without a shine.I found myself feeling rather lonely in a manifesting and distinguished way. It seems rather marvelous to be so happy and unaware of anything but my glowering feeling of success. Yet as I sat and stared mindlessly out the window, Posted by slnemchik in Chapter one.. | Feb 4, 2011
A life too shortAs I walked alone along the warped streets unknowing of what was to come, I speculated how I was to find myself in such a big city. Recognizing that I spoke zero Polish and could not understand the train map, Posted by slnemchik in Chapter one.. | Feb 3, 2011
It's Been Blunderful! So our past two days in Krakow were primarily spent in the hostel (90% fun) and we've had a blast! Grass vodka (Zubrowka) may or may not have played a crucial role in the silly and [[http:/ Posted by ctruj in Adventures in Foreign Lands | Jan 31, 2011
A Sobering Visit to Auschwitz We spent today visiting Auschwits and the experience continues to be both shocking and sobering. We've reflected quite a bit on how far removed we are and how such atrocious happenings Posted by ctruj in Adventures in Foreign Lands | Jan 31, 2011
Little surprises around every corner, but nothing dangerous. Hooray for delicious cheap breakfast! The Polish know how to do it right. After once again failing to find a bagel shop, we stumbled upon a sweet little spot and we're able to get "real" b Posted by ctruj in Adventures in Foreign Lands | Jan 28, 2011
Have you seen pimpmysnack.com? Like that, but opposite. All in all the day has been one of struggle and tiny miracles. I think we won by a landslide. We were up early (minor miracle) and left the hostel with more than enough time to Posted by ctruj in Adventures in Foreign Lands | Jan 28, 2011
2006 - Europe - Polandpoland Posted by gmeadows in Gary Meadows | Dec 12, 2010
Polish Pottery Shopping....again Only truly dedicated shoppers can stand a polish pottery shopping trip. We left the house at 1000 on Friday night to arrive in Graf at 1230. The bus picked us up and we Posted by ErinDriver in Drivers Touring Europe....and Beyond | Oct 16, 2010
Krakow PolandHello from Krakow, We arrived in Krakow by plane from Prague. Krakow is much more what I envisioned as an Eastern European country. I can’t really explain the feeling it just feels like you are in a previously communist Posted by Trainwater in Tom & Susan's European Tour | Oct 15, 2010
Night Train.. Bratislava.. Poland!Well we got the night train to Vienna, didnt pay for a couchette/ sleeping cart, decided to do the cheap option and just get a seat to save about 40 euro- journey was 11 hours through the night, starting at Posted by daninath2 in Europe 2010 | Oct 3, 2010
BEZGRANICZNA (borderless, boundless)"When life offers you a dream so far beyond any of your expectations, it's not reasonable to grieve when it comes to an end." Back to Warsaw. Back to reality. Back to snowy streets. We got Posted by kreglicka in WANDERLUST | Sep 16, 2010
Turn right for WarsawI'd had a great time in Pila, but was ready to get going - Warsaw was still a frustrating 450km away, though it felt like it should be round the corner. I'd programmed in the route we planned to Posted by bhambidge in Britain, Berlin and Bydgoszcz - by Bike | Aug 26, 2010
From Slovakia through Poland and out to Czech RepublicWednesday 28th July The rain was still coming and the temperature had dropped, we were starting to think that was the end of the summer! Especially as now all we were doing was heading North! Depressed we headed toward the Tatra Posted by marklorna in Mark and Lorna's European Adventure | Aug 25, 2010
Bring on the tomatoesI've enjoyed giving my knowledge of German a lick of paint over the last couple of weeks, and it became more useful further east as less English is spoken. I found myself able to have basic conversations with ease, if Posted by bhambidge in Britain, Berlin and Bydgoszcz - by Bike | Aug 23, 2010
August 5thI got up after not a lot of sleep and grabbed a bite to eat from the hostel kitchen. I repacked my bag as efficently as i could, locked up my gear and headed out for a free walking Posted by classique in Wanderings of a Kiwi | Aug 15, 2010
August 4thToday, after breakfast at the hostel, I headed off at 11:45am with a tour group to spend the day doing a tour of Auschwitz and Birkenau. I joined a french guy, Mohamed, who was from the same hostel as Posted by classique in Wanderings of a Kiwi | Aug 15, 2010
August 3rdWe headed out, and as I hadn't had anything to eat since 4:30am, I was ravenous. We headed down the street looking for something to eat. I found a local kebab place for a fair dinkum Polish kebab!? Posted by classique in Wanderings of a Kiwi | Aug 15, 2010
dzień dobry PolskaBonsoir ! Après Amsterdam, je suis allée me ballader à Bruges, petite ville touristique du moyen âge de Belgique. C'est bien jolie, mais TRÈS touristique. Dans cette ville, il y a quelques canaux comme à Amsterdam. Un soir, Posted by genmtl in Emmenez-moi au bout de la terre | Aug 5, 2010
August 3rdLast night I took the train into London and took a cheap connecting bus to Stansted airport which is just over an hour out of London. We had a polish bus driver who when someone suddenly decided to turn Posted by classique in Wanderings of a Kiwi | Aug 5, 2010
Back to the Hill and Jewish GhettoIt's Sam here for your reading pleasure! I don't know if anyone is still following this blog since no one is writing comments :( On our third day in beautiful Krakow we went back to Wawel Hill to see Posted by stanncie in Travelling Therapists | Jul 30, 2010
Wawel Hill meets vodka shotsWe got an early start this day and decided to head over to Wawel Hill, where Poland's royalty lived for years and years. The weather wasn't rainy anymore and it wasn't scorching hot, so it was perfect sightseeing weather. We Posted by wetabixkid in Travelling Therapists | Jul 29, 2010

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