Category Archives: Poland Tour 2010

Kraków at night….what can I say. I was just out a bit ago for a walk around Kraków at night, and I loved what I saw. First of all, it’s a damp and rainy night, a slight rain—almost a mist … Continue reading →

There is a party going on in the hall just outside my room. These Polish, they are very smart. If you have a group of American tourists who’ve been riding, walking, and touring all day and just want to relax, … Continue reading →

Poland is very beautiful and colorful, and I’ll tell you why. This beauty is well enhanced by the abundance of kwiaty everywhere. This is one of the first things that I noticed when I got here, and it has been consistent … Continue reading →

Well, the evening turned out be pretty spectacular as well today. We had an excellent meal and were also entertained. How much better can it get? We left our hotel just a bit before 7 for the short drive to … Continue reading →

It is early 6 PM in Zakopane as I am writing this, and my legs are sore—or more properly, my knees. It had been a rather full day so far. And in about an hour or so we will once … Continue reading →

We had a long day today of travelling and not travelling. We started out with breakfast, of course, but then all gathered about 8 AM to say goodbye to Rzeszow and begin our long trek to Zakopane. Of course there … Continue reading →

What can I tell you about breakfast at the hotel? So far, all of the hotels we’ve stayed at have had nice breakfasts buffets. Some at the larger hotels were a bit more extensive than others, those at the smaller … Continue reading →

Today was a day where we had a chance to look into the interior of Poland, into it’s heart and soul by looking at the people as they live in the countryside, in the little towns and villages. It was … Continue reading →

We had another full and busy day today, starting our day in Sandomierz and ending up on Rzeszow, but via a circuitous route. Among the hightlights were two cathedrals, healing water, a nice palace, and some zubrowka. Ahh, how good … Continue reading →

Since I have a bit of time this morning, I’ll tell a little bit about the agriculture and farming of Poland, based on what I have seen so far. Much of Poland seems very rural, with towns of varying sizes … Continue reading →