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INCOMPREHENSIBLE HORROR
... about eating all the perogies she can in Poland: that should halve the available supply by half.
Back on the road, Arjan figured out that 'Terry' in Polish was 'pain in the assky', Nathalie not doing anything for national unity by laughing.
Pulled off before a toll road to pre-order our lunches, then taking the A4 toward Katowice, a nice four lane road. Arjan claimed it was worthy of a news bulletin when Don would not take a picture.
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A trip back two generations
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Our third and final was a full day, as we had to wait until 10pm to get our night train to Prague. We had a walk around the Old Town in the day and then in the afternoon we had a tour booked to go to the Salt Mines just outside of Krakow. We walk down a whopping 300 metres, but what I didn't expect was for it to not be in use anymore.
It's 700 years old and the biggest in Poland, ...
Krakow and Auschwitz
... that we had all our gear with us, so we were shlepping it around all over the place in search of our apartment! Dan called Jacek again and asked him to confirm the address, and the address we had been given is actually the address of one of their offices (he works for a real estate agency), and not our apartment! We had booked an apartment in the old Jewish quarter of Krakow, but the address that he had was actually much further north, in the old town area of Krakow! ...
Goodbye Poland (For Now Anyway)
... in the Tatra mountains to the south.
Now off to the station and back to Warsaw by train. There was a German couple (our age) in our carriage on the way back and we had a number of very interesting conversations with them as you might expect being in Poland. They were going north of Warsaw where they were joining a bike tour. Tomorrow morning we will be off to the airport to catch a flight to Calgary via Frankfurt.
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A history lesson in Krakow
... city with an amazing castle (Wawel Castle) and river. The people are friendly and eating out in the city is really cheap. Traditional Polish food is even cheaper and very tasty. Only slight disappointment was the Krakow Dragon which supposedly guards the city. The girl in the hostel told us "you must visit the dragon it is very important to the people of Krakow". We were expecting a massive fire breathing beast but instead got a metal carving ...
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