Radisson SAS Hotel Gdansk
Dlugi Targ 19 / Powroznicza, (formerly Radisson SAS) Gdansk, Baltic Coast, 80-828 , Poland
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... human spaces.
He showed me images of their work on facebook, largely consisting of cartoon-like figures of fish - a giant cheeky-looking whale, winking at passers by from the wall of an abandoned building. The technical skill involved was impressive (even though I was perhaps missing their symbolic functions) and I found the sentiment itself moving. I asked if there was any political motivation behind the project - 'no man', he answered, ...
A Short Hop to Gdansk
... by tugs was just going past us so it was no longer a problem, if that was their concern, which it was and in we went. Once into the river, which has been canalised, there is one sombre task that it is customary for skippers to carry out and that is to dip the ensign at the monument which commemorates the first casualties of WW2. A German battleship opened fire on the Polish garrison of 205 men at Westerplatte, thereby signalling the start of hostilities. For further ...
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Zmeczony monotonia pracy i krotkim dniem , lamiac zimowa depresje wystartowalem na krotki wypad zeglarski na Seszele :) w tydzien zalatwilem formalnosci i w wilkiej sniezycy z 4 godzinnym opoznieniem wystartowalem z Gdanska do Frankfurtu ...moze zdaze na Condor airlines na Mahe najwieksza ...
To the North Pole(s) (B)
... was like a really old rollercoaster – the ones that feel thrillingly fast because you are not quite sure its not going to fall to pieces whilst you are in it. Whilst I white-knuckled it most of the journey I would occasionally turn around to see old Polish women nonchalantly standing, barely holding on the bars– hmmm, you must become accustomed to it…..
We wandered around the old town; it was very pretty. After a quick sushi lunch we headed back on the ...
Venturing Forth Yet Again Just For You
... 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 ...



