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FISZ
Edited by: FISZ  Jun 15, 06, 14:16  #31

Quoting: Wujek_Dobra_Rada
I asume that you were in Krakow and you`ve visited Wieliczka ?


Yes. Amazing!!! I've never seen anything like it. To think that all of the salt sculptures were crafted by the workers out of free will w/ no pay is amazing in itself.







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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 15, 06, 14:20  #32

Quoting: FISZ
Yes. Amazing!!!


Yes - you won`t find a second place like this in the whole world.

I`ve got tons of photos from Krakow and the sorrounding areas.. castles ect.

I`m going to post everything when I`m going to have more time.

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FISZ
  Jun 15, 06, 14:22  #33

Dzieki! I'm happy to finally see some pictures in this forum.

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FISZ
  Jun 16, 06, 11:46  #34

Do you know if there are any pyramids near Posen?

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 17, 06, 06:33  #35

Quoting: FISZ
Do you know if there are any pyramids near Posen?


No - but you shouldn`t use the name "Posen" cose you might get a ver negative reaction.

The city is being called Poznan.

You know the Germans when they occupy something - they give the place a german name and

using those names can bring you into troubble.

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FISZ
  Jun 17, 06, 09:18  #36

Didn't know that. I usually call it Poznan but sometimes I see Posen next to it.

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 17, 06, 11:32  #37

Quoting: FISZ
Didn't know that. I usually call it Poznan but sometimes I see Posen next to it.


The Germans are calling it Posen.

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 25, 06, 08:33  #38

During the 1500s Poznan had looked this way:

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  Jun 25, 06, 13:02  #39

Poznan isn't so beautiful anymore. How come there have been no progress for the last 5 centuries? smile



                              
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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 26, 06, 05:12  #40

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Poznan isn't so beautiful anymore. How come there have been no progress for the last 5 centuries? smile


? - I have no idea what do you mean. The city is courently more than 20 times bigger compared to its size during the XIV-XVI century.

When it comes to the old town - in most part it is being restored to its former look.

i.e. right now - beside what you see there are courently c.a. 50 historic houses undergoing renovation in the old town area and there are also plans to reconstruct the old castle - as well as perhaps in the future - the defensive walls.

What makes the beauty of Poznan is also the new post-industrial architecture introduced by the Kulczyk family:

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as you know or perhaps not this is only the first phase of what Mrs. Kulczyk is building in that city.

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FISZ
  Jun 26, 06, 08:26  #41

Quoting: Wujek_Dobra_Rada
During the 1500s Poznan had looked this way:


I got the tour in the town hall that this picture came from. It's amazing that everything is still standing after being on fire so many times.

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Poznan isn't so beautiful anymore. How come there have been no progress for the last 5 centuries?


I don't agree with this. When I was there this past october they were doing restoration work on and around the Parish Church. They were also doing a bit of restoration on the Town hall. The city is definitely still beautiful.

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 26, 06, 09:57  #42

Quoting: FISZ
Wujek....... Must you post so many pictures?


Yes.

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FISZ
  Jun 26, 06, 10:09  #43

LOL you're killin me. Don't get me wrong....I love the pics but the page takes too long to open.

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  Jun 26, 06, 10:13  #44

On cable internet the page loads only up to a few sec smile



                              
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FISZ
  Jun 26, 06, 10:19  #45

I work for a company where tons of people are using tons of bandwith

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FISZ
  Jun 27, 06, 11:36  #46

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Pay to go to a public restroom-how ridiculous


At least they have public restrooms smile Try finding one in NYC.

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jun 27, 06, 13:39  #47

Quoting: FISZ
LOL My first trip to Poland I found that out. I wanted to use the public bathroom on the street and was charged smile


It`s not always that way - those who are away from train/bus stations subways ect. are free..
ie. in Warsaw there are free public toilets in the undergroung below the Palace of Culture and Science.. if you`re getting out of the train at the central station.. and if you`re an extreamly fast runner.. and you have enough inner strenght.. you have a slight chance of reaching them before it`s too late..

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FISZ
  Jun 27, 06, 15:15  #48

Quoting: Wujek_Dobra_Rada
It`s not always that way - those who are away from train/bus stations subways ect. are free..
ie.


Yes, I know. It made for an interesting first though. Can't wait ...I'll be back in poznan in 3 weeks smile

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Adamek [Guest]
  Jul 4, 06, 12:37  #49

I was raised in Pastuchow (Lower Silesia) then moved to Swidnica - about 20 km from Pastuchow. Below is an old great catholic church in Swidnica (reconstructed after the World War II):

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Wujek_Dobra_Rada [Guest]
  Jul 4, 06, 13:41  #50

Poznan International Fair center:

Poznan street racing

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FISZ
  Jul 7, 06, 16:47  #51

Are you going to Poznan or something? I'm leaving next friday for 2.5 weeks in Poznan smile

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FISZ
  Jul 7, 06, 16:49  #52

Quoting: Wujek_Dobra_Rada
Poznan street racing


When is this? Something that I can participate in? Looks like fun.

Also, I'll be driving up to Sopot in a few weeks and wanted to know if there were any cities I might want to visit on the way...something worth seeing anyway smile ...The Pyramids for example.

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bolo
  Jul 24, 06, 14:50  #53

An interesting picture from Leba - looks like Sahara, doesn't it ?

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FISZ
  Aug 31, 06, 10:26  #54

Anyone have any recent holiday pics thy'd like to contribute?

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krysia
Edited by: krysia  Aug 31, 06, 10:44  #55

Does going to Sweden count?

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FISZ
  Sep 1, 06, 12:31  #56

So where are they?

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krysia
Edited by: krysia  Sep 1, 06, 18:30  #57

I just saw one of them somewhere around here....

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Lost somewhere in Poland
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FISZ
  Sep 1, 06, 18:31  #58

Thank you for the contribution

is that you and your PL man?

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krysia
  Sep 1, 06, 18:33  #59

Yes. That's My One and Only.
He proposed to me here:

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FISZ
Edited by: FISZ  Sep 1, 06, 18:33  #60

wait...that was weird. Nevermind

Whats going on w/ your pics?

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