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Cracking Krakow!
... in town a couple of hours we hadn't yet become accustomed to the currency. It turned out Tom gave the man quite a generous sum of coinage. This guy was quick to realise he was onto a good thing and quickly returned with a couple of friends to push their luck!!
Later we decided to check out one of the bars recommended by Octawian, a cosy little local place called De Cafe. Poland is famous for it's vodka, of all flavours! We had been told we must ...
"I think everybody should like everybody"
... happen when a population is informed and knows other populations. There's a program that connects Jewish and Palestinian children. At first, they don't want to talk - after all, that's the enemy! Then, they break down the walls and make friends with each other. How can you set off bombs and throw stones when you know your friend is on the receiving end? When I was at Auschwitz, I was talking to a lady from England about the riots there. She stated that it ...
Not all it's Krakowed up to be.
... Fine. Here it is."
DAM: "Very well.
Me: "You better check out the other girl's stuff too, just in case she's from Australia."
DAM: "I'm sorry, what did you say?"
Lucy: "Never mind. Here's the form. Do widzenia."
Times that by around ten and you have my experience here. At all levels of administration and bureaucracy here, it seems everyone hits a brick wall somewhere. My friends are on scholarships yet they are ...
Immune system is cracking up... ow!
... lots of walking through old mine tunnels and a large excavated cave at the end with souvenirs and a restaurant... in a mine! The best part was the largest underground chapel. Miners had made fantastic carvings on the walls, all out of the native rock-salt. I'm not sure what we were expecting really, but it sure didn't make any top 10 lists.
We still felt horrible when we got back to the hostel, and ended up having a quiet night and ...
Cheaper Than Water And Trouble At The Royal Palace
... half hour. Exciting stuff.
Massive shopping centre nearby and just about to go out for lunch wearing clean clothes.
Auchwitz and salt mine tours all day tomorrow. Long day.
Speak soon x
UPDATE: Its pouring with rain and we decide to go on a 3 hour walking tour around the old Jewish quarter. Safe to say we came home drenched and freezing. To cheer us up there's nothing like a ...
Bar crawl ended up with everyone ...



