Hotel Panska Gora Jaworzno
ul. Krakowska 1 Jaworzno, Southern Poland, 43-600, Poland
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New friends
... that he’d never heard them speak so much English. We know it’s hard for extended thinking in a second language, and never mind if there’s chat in Polish. We did ask about Andy’s Polish skills and were assured that he speaks fluent, accentless Polish and that it’s extremely difficult for any foreigner to do that.
Justyna headed back to the city at 9.30, we’d come in two cars (borrowed ...
Exploring Ojcow National Park
... again at the other end. We certainly had nothing to help us find a path in the dark or enough warm weather gear to be out on the mountain at night in these temperatures. Eventually we met someone going the other way. After lots of gestures and back and forth they told us one hour. Only trouble is we really had no idea what the 1 hour meant. Anyway we kept going and were really glad to finally get down off the mountain. We were then a long way ...
Krakow 2
... and leave our bags because we’d extended our stay to three nights – there was room for us, but we had to change rooms. As always, Emma was slooooow to get ready, so she had to miss breakfast. I managed to make a major error that morning though. After the rain of the day before, I took a look out of the window and thought "looks like rain again today, better put the jeans on". I realised the mistake roughly 2 minutes after stepping out of ...
Nine go Mad in Krakow
... once there it kind of not what I thought it would have been. It looked newer, even Easterny !!! It was also closed, so we took the photos and kept walking until we arrived at the ancient Mound of Krak. It was kind of like Silbury Hill, so we climbed it and got some good views of Krakow. Whilst up there, the boys rang us telling that they were on the beers and that we should come back, and as it was now close to five, we made our way back in.
Once in the city, we ...
Trading up for one, trading down for the other
... so I watched everyone walk out of the passageway from the station, but no Michelle! She called me to say she had no idea where she was but that she was on the main concourse of the arrivals hall next to the ticket office.
I picked up my 10kg backpack and walked to the main entrance/ticket office, but no Michelle! We spoke again "I'm next to the ticket office" "No, I'm next to the ticket office" etc. until finally ...


