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Travel Blogs from Muszyna
The Cage of Shame
We took our first significant road trip today, a 400 km round trip to Levoca, in the north of Slovakia. It is considered to be one of the nicer parts of the country, in terms of historical buildings and that sort of thing, which I am into to a much greater degree than Jane. Jane tolerates my breathless cries of "look at that Baroque facade!" and "check out that wooden altar!", even though she would much rather be hiking or skiing or something. ...
Gengið til Póllands
... um. Enska er víða algjörlega óþekkt, þýska gengur betur, en væntanlega þyrfti að kunna hrafl í rússnesku til að komast hjá misskilningi. Þetta er búið að kosta okkur nokkra fjármuni, t.d. er ég búinn að kaupa eitt bílastæði með manni, mús og malbiki, þegar ég ætlaði bara að leggja bílnum í tvo klukkutíma!
En aftur á jákvæðu hliðina - við ókum sem leið lá til Cerveny Klastor við ána Dunajec. Við sigldum framhjá þeim bæ með pólskum skógarhöggsmönnum fyrir ...
Plum brandy? YES
We arrived in Slovakia around 11 and had to jump on a bus to get to the one hostel in the town. (But not before an impromptu dance party..people stared. They played "My Humps." They were asking for it.) The bus driver dropped us off and said, "Ginnngee Munkkkee.." and pointed up the hill. So off we went up the hill. As soon as I saw the hostel I fell in love. The dog, Wally, greeted us as soon as we walked up. It was a cozy ...
In Search of the Zebracki Family Ancestors
... the summer and skiing in the winter. It is nestled in the mountains with many rolling hills, the sights were incredible...see pics! We went to St Jozefa Church where we met with the parish priest and local historian. They had been doing some research on the Zebracki side of the family before our arrival. They were so warm and welcoming it was incredible. We spent the next hour and a half going through records that are kept in the church on ...
Passing by the wars
... graveyards, bureaucratically administered with Polish precision: the number of the graveyard, how many dead from which background, either Austrian-Hungarian, German or Russian. All died in their young years. For what? As a 'result' of the fighting Poland was re-created. It had not existed as nation state for 123 years and was taken by the 3 parties, who fought their battles. Of course the Polish culture had continued and people did feel ...
