Diament Hotel Katowice
Dworcowa 9 Katowice, Southern Poland, 40-012, Poland
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CRYSTAL CASTLES = LOVE!
Crystal Castles rocked the faces off this awesome gallery (http://szybwilson.org/index.html) in the unlikeliest of old mining towns. We went to the after party at Club Flow (http://tinyurl.com/drinktoomuchvodka) with our new Polish Friends to "drink too much vodka!"
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Krakow for the day
... their hotel then we 'grown-ups’ sat in the lovely market square to have coffee while the other five found Dave and Leah’s hotel in the next street. The bus terminal was behind the railway station, we just had to walk through the station to the hotel which was half way along the main street between the old city gate and the market square, couldn’t be better placed to get to all of the attractions in the old town.
We were in ...
A quiet day
... that we joined Justyna’s parents for an hour or so, we all went to the restaurant where we’ll have dinner after Patryk’s christening on Saturday. We’d had dinner but of course all had to try the desserts – my baked apple in pastry leaves with hot berry compote was delicious.
Patryk’s a busy wee fellow, getting a bit frustrated ...
Back to the boy
... I liked was the Curators’ Choice – 24 items from different curators and the first photo is from that, especially for Chris B: the Lismullin POSSET Bowl. Chris makes the most delicious creamy lemon posset from Jo Seagar’s recipe, though it doesn’t bear any resemblance to the recipe in the museum which is milk, wine or ale, and fine breadcrumbs. They also had a beautiful Burne Jones tapestry, and a very elongated 13C ...
A little bit late for Palm Sunday.......
0630 and we couldn't resist picking Patryk up again and bringing him into our bed to play. He’d had a bottle so was happy enough with us. Andy was up early and off to the recording studio for his English voiceovers, then later he had classes at the English language school. Around midday the grandparents shared pushchair duty and we walked to the Park ...



