Hotel MOSIR
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Bialystok... where Fanny Poplawski came from
... was one of our famed serendipity days. We planned to look around Bialystok centre this morning, expecting a quite Sunday morning stroll. We did get there by about 9am, and as we strolled into the main square we noticed that a market was being set up. It turned out to be apparently a very special market day with over a hundred booths selling everything from breads and sausages, beer and soft drinks through wooden crafts and tools, paintings and religious ...
Last full day in Białystok
... my favourite waitress. Who in their right mind would want to go to glorious Paris after seeing this pic. This is what a waitress looks like in Poland. Paris? Well, I don't know because they're 99% waiters, i.e. male. And what are they doing when they're not serving you? They're hanging around outside having a fag. Yep, even when you're paying top dollar for one of those squished in tables outside you still have to contend with the wafting smoke from a Gauloise.
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Still Esperantolando
... much of interest for me but now I have a few Polish dvd's for my collection.
It might be just a mall out in the suburbs but I was really impressed with the location out over some marshy water... as usual, anything new is interesting.
Impressive orthodox church. Poland seems to be a nation of churches... no wonder they seem to be exporting priests all over ...
Last day of the UK
... complicated.
The results of the oral part of the exam are out. I seem to have received the lowest mark of all from amongst those that passed. Though I don't even know whether any actually failed. I suppose someone has to be at the bottom.
Perhaps it is time to move on? The pub's really closed for the holidays now.
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Friday at the UK
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Special photo for those that met Sylvie when she came to Hobart. I seemed to run into her just about every day somewhere. She even sat near me when I did the exam. It's a small world... well, a small Esperanto world anyhow.
This too I think was once a private residence. The difference between the lives of the rich and poor ...
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