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Our first impressions of Warsaw
... city at 3:30pm in almost darkness. The Christmas lights line the streets and the sleet is falling – everything looks like fairy land. Then we arrive at the Holy Cross Church for our performance with the South African Embassy. Oh my, the cathedral is very impressive and of course the sound just simply fantastic – even ...
A peek into the darkness of the human soul
... during WW2 were in this general area.
As we drive into Warsaw, our guide continues his narrative. He points out the Vistula river, and explains that the Russian forces halted their westerly advance just over on the east side, after encouraging the local Polish uprising. They then waited for a couple of months while the Germans set about slaughtering the ill-equipped Polish partisan army to ensure that there would be no local resistance left when they moved ...
Somber History
... of the building will not fall on passersby. New construction is taking place right around this crumbling structure, as it is all over the city. In fact, we had to bypass the public transportation and have a long walk back towards our B&B because the main avenue was closed and a new metro line was being installed.
At the end of this long, long walk we finally found E. Wedel Chocolatiers, a lovely and long-running family ...
Warsaw
... finish it because it was too rich! I got Indian takeaway for dinner and Dan made some fish :P
Ultimate cultural experience of the day: going to the Warsaw Zoo, and seeing Australian animals in such a far-away land!
On the morning of Tuesday 1 May, we decided to walk to the Royal Baths Park. It was a nice hour walk down to it, and the park was lovely :) We went to a beautiful palace called Lazienki Palace, which is on a lake. The lake was also lovely, as was ...
The Old Gentleman on the Bus
... him their seat. It struck me how nice that was that they respected this older gentleman in their society.
He was dressed in a heavy winter coat that went almost to the ground. He had a fedora on his head, spectacles and carried a cane. He looked like an elderly grandfather that was on his way somewhere important, but he was getting there by bus.
By no means am I an expert on Polish history, but I know enough and have seen enough ...
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