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BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #91
Gaudí

guy's been dead for yonks, no?
OP FISZ  24 | 2116  
13 Mar 2007 /  #92
yeah...for about 80 years. His work was so bizzar for his time. I didn't know there was anything in Sopot though.
Ranj  21 | 947  
13 Mar 2007 /  #93
Thanks Fisz.....very cool.....some of it makes me dizzy though, while I am looking at it...:)
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #94
I didn't know there was anything in Sopot though

yeah... hes one of my fave architects... his stuff in BCN blows my mind and the ice cream building in MAD is good enough to eat... but sopot is not his... built in the last ten yrs...

boating

gdansk... again...

palm tree in wawa

krakow... again...
Whymickey  - | 60  
1 May 2007 /  #95
Hi, FISZ

Certainly, there are very nice towns to see in Poland.
I hope to return soon and visit a few towns, but the goal of this journey was: "following the way of our mother". And almost all the pictures are made by myself.

So long
OP FISZ  24 | 2116  
11 Aug 2007 /  #96
Just wanted to add some more pics
Sunflower  10 | 76  
13 Aug 2007 /  #97
Great pictures there!!
OP FISZ  24 | 2116  
13 Aug 2007 /  #98
Thank you sunflower.
Sunflower  10 | 76  
14 Aug 2007 /  #99
Oh my goodness, I really must book that flight back to Poland very soon! What camera / film did you use for those shots just above there Fisz?
Zgubiony  15 | 1274  
14 Aug 2007 /  #100
Just a Kodak DX7630 :)

I have many more in this thread and some in myspace:myspace.com/xdescendx

Enjoy :)
PolskaDoll  27 | 1591  
22 Aug 2007 /  #101
Some Pics of Poland

I found these online...

earth-photography.com/Countries/Poland/Poland_Cracow_View.html





They are just three of dozens of amazing pictures I have looked at tonight...
osiol  55 | 3921  
22 Aug 2007 /  #102
here :)

They end up a bit randomly placed.
If you wanted, say, a picture of £ódź, for example, there are already 6 pages to carefully search through.
As there are forums within the PF site, could photos be given their own (sub-)forum?
That would allow threads to carry slightly more specific titles.
I do realise that it would be quite small as there are not that many pictures.
However, it might encourage more people to post photographs of Poland.
Zgubiony  15 | 1274  
22 Aug 2007 /  #103
I also agree...I have hundreds and hundreds of pics from all over PL.
Irisheyz77  3 | 44  
11 Sep 2007 /  #104
The village of Niebieszczany....where my great-grandfather was born and many relatives still live. It is small but very beautiful.
telefonitika  
11 Sep 2007 /  #105
PolskaDoll

got some i actually took of inside Auschwicz and in around Krakow and jewish quarter and in Zakopane somewhere have the St Marys Church one in your little collection posted PD that i took on a angle :D

St Marys Church is the bottom picture by way in your posting :)
Zgubiony  15 | 1274  
11 Sep 2007 /  #106
got some i actually took of inside Auschwicz

So post them :) I'll share mine as well.
Daisy  3 | 1211  
15 Sep 2007 /  #107
My family's house

is it a converted school?
Bartolome  2 | 1083  
15 Sep 2007 /  #108
Grodków - derelict Protestant church
Grodków - St. Michael Archangel's church

is it a converted school?

No, it's a solid job by a construction professional. Year (probably) 1906-1908.

Gross-Rosen concentration camp gate.
The Gross-Rosen quarry.
plasticcookie  - | 1  
20 Sep 2007 /  #109
Beautiful Country you all have there. Hope to visit one day.
Irisheyz77  3 | 44  
25 Sep 2007 /  #110
My photos from Auschwitz can be found here:

flickr.com/photos/irisheyz77/sets/72157601866041986/
Davidow  - | 6  
17 Oct 2007 /  #111
There are some great picture here, and I have my share from my first visit to Poland myself (which I shall get around to posting - soon) - but I found the thing that sticks in my memory the most is the people - I thought english people can be friendly, but I now see that we only scratch the surface when it comes to welcoming people.
Irisheyz77  3 | 44  
31 Oct 2007 /  #112
but I found the thing that sticks in my memory the most is the people - I thought english people can be friendly, but I now see that we only scratch the surface when it comes to welcoming people

I have to agree with you there. I never felt so welcome in a place as I did while in Poland. I was related to most of the people I'd met but hadn't really had any communication with the majority of them before my trip....yet they welcomed me with open arms and in some ways treated me better then people that I've known back home in the states for years! *lol*
pani_z  - | 1  
9 Nov 2007 /  #113
Picture taken in my hometown..
Mufasa  19 | 357  
9 Nov 2007 /  #115
Hey Krysia. Seems every time I see you, you have anew face! ;) Imagine if we could do that in real life! ;)
krysia  23 | 3058  
9 Nov 2007 /  #116
Seems every time I see you, you have anew face!

Really? I haven't noticed..
scots  1 | 17  
22 Nov 2007 /  #117
Great pics. Does anyone know of any pics of the zachopomorskie (spelling?) area?
wildrover  98 | 4430  
22 Nov 2007 /  #118
Its zachodniopomorskie....but i know what you mean....I live in this area , and have lots of oics....What do you want , forests , lakes or towns....Its a very pretty area , i live in Drawsko national park....
sledz  23 | 2247  
22 Nov 2007 /  #119
lets see some lakes:)
Shawn_H  
22 Nov 2007 /  #120
No, not lakes, I want forests with photo's of deer and mushrooms!

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