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Genetics and rain

A travel blog entry by jackalexandroff

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... we headed of to old town again to get an impretion of what the place was like. at first i wonderd if the district was so beautifull because it was catering to the torist. the sort of reonvations bath had back home in somerset. as we pushed through the city by the river it became apparent that actualy the place was very genuen. Gudansk has torists but the majority of restrants and caff's are full of locals and there is a sence ...

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A travel blog entry by wolnyapacz

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... Lot Lotem na tyle opozniony,ze wpadlem do samolotu Condora juz po zamknieciu drzwi ale na pukanie stewardesa z usmiechem wpuscila mnie na poklad. O bagazu moglem zapomniec przynajmniej na pierwsze dni . Zimowe ciuchy mialem na sobie reszta w plecaku..co tam najwyzej zrobie sobie jakis ubior z ...

More Poles!

A travel blog entry by h.glenn

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... How bizarre!! I was assured most profoundly that the milk would curdle in the tea and that it would be horrible, whereas lemon juice would be much nice and far more normal. Regardless, Bartek's mum made me my strange tea and laughed a lot when I said it was perfect. I had tried lemon in my tea of the train from Warsaw to Krakow and it was most peculiar.

On Sunday morning, Nat and I dragged ourselves out of bed at a relatively early hour to take the train back to Gdansk where ...

Gdansk

A travel blog entry by avengerpenguins

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The air was getting cooler as the afternoon wore on and a café near the crane was advertising both mulled wine and mulled beer so we stopped there for a while to warm up and then went off in search of the monument to the Defenders of the Polish Post Office before picking our ...

Venturing Forth Yet Again Just For You

A travel blog entry by atlpilot36

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... br> This majestic expanse of concrete housing 7,000 was thrust upon this city between 1970 and 1973 by architects I can only presume studied with those who brought us lovely downtown Podgorica. Orginally four separate buildings, someone got the bright idea to link them all together and thus the Falowiec (wave in English) was born. Indeed, the name is a reference to the marvels of communistic engineering that led the buildings ...