Dal Gdansk

... sea shells although there are precious little offerings in this area. A few families have their children stripped to the diapers and the young toddlers play in the sand and want to get buried like big brother. There are sailboats on the horizon and an occasional wind surfer but not a lot of wind today so they are moving quite slowly through the waves. An eyrar of swans guard the shore in one area ...

... milk or dark, white chocolate, and on and on. Oh the menu made one drool. My husband got a classic. I went for the white chocolate with raspberries. Deliciously decadent. How do these people manage to go to work each day? Just sit in the café and have one delightful flavor of chocolate after another. Swiss Miss has been relegated to the back pantry, possibly forever.

... talk to each other. A customer enters after me, another customer enters. Both are scooped up by clerks and are taken to the section of jewelry in which they express an interest. I am ignored. I go to another store where it only takes 10 minutes standing by a clerk to get noticed and buy my jewelry.<br><br> A brewery where hubby likes to sample the micro brews made ...

... gave us information that we had not had yesterday and showed us some new areas that we had missed. It was a good little tour.<br><br> She had told us a good place to eat baked potatoes too. We headed for that. On the way though we passed the Uphagen House which has furniture from the period when it was a viable house. It was open so we ducked into it and got a free ride with our tourist ...

... ice cream in the morning, a nice ice cream soft serve or a regular cone. Later in the morning though the gofry places started opening up. A waffle all by itself is rather inexpensive, about $1. But you have to add the whipped cream and fruit to make it especially delicious. Gonna have another one tomorrow

... is the home of the Solidarity party, the solidarity musuem, which was more of an picture exhibition than a museum, covered the political movement of the workers unions, through mass-striking for better conditions (which culminated in more political aspirations)... but the fall of the iron curtain across eastern europe in the early 90s<br>

... other table kept us entertained throughout by impressing (or not impressing) his girlfriend through the medium of pool and strange noises. Lured by the temptation of traditional bar ambience we headed back to Pub Duszek where they had some free seats upstairs on a comfy sofa which made us pretty much the centre of attention. We were treated to a live piano recital by the bar owners friend while we got chatting to a nice polish couple called Petr and Katy who had just got ...

... bakery and Don got an eclair, I got something that tasted like pizza bread with pizza sauce and cheese and they were very good. We checked out the crystal - beautiful, but I have no way to get it home. Poland is famous for its crystal and art glass. After about an hour or so of that we were done with being wet, my hair was soaked because I couldn't keep it inside my hood, my feet were soaked, and I was soaked. We headed back ...

Surprisingly, I didn't have a ****** sleep on the bus! I probably got almost 5 hours. I forgot that we gain an hour crossing the border into Poland. It would have been nice to get a little more sleep, but it was getting a little uncomfortable. I just wanted to get off and walk around. We arrived in Gdansk and needed to kill 30 minutes until the accommodation rental agency opened. We walked a little bit to get ...

... show (just as Dylan does). I walk in the city (suburban part) and witnessed an odd thing... I just saw a girl being run over by a car. She was hopefully fine, but the whole situation was quite awkward and disturbing. It was quite a shock, as there was not really many people around I was wondering for a while what I should do. Luckily there was some other people who could help. I finally continued my walk and arrived quite shock at the meeting point, since Lukas was quite ...