Poland in photo riddles - part 2

That is, than they stood in line to buy donuts.

Yes, doughnuts! Tradition!

Fat Thursday.

I'd like to think that it's chicken in the bowl but is it flaki?

I hope not....I think it may be a mix for doughnuts.

If it is it wasn't for Tłusty Czwartek. The date stamp on the pic is 1st Feb.

@Feniks

Pawian will tell us soon....

Yes! KFC style nuggets. Soon a photo story.

Which Polish saying does this picture negate??

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Jedno zgniłe jabłko może zatruć całą beczkę?( One rotten apple can spoil the whole barrel?)

Wow, an amazing answer!!! The problem is that`s not an apple. Sorry.
Hint - it isn`t fruit.
And by negate I meant contradict. Sorry again. :):):)

I know. I thought the presence of the knife meant that you could cut out the rotten part so the rotten apple doesn't spoil the whole barrel. BUT, I did think it might not be an apple... so now I'll have to start again :(

Oops, the presence of the knife is accidental. I cut out that rotten piece a second after taking the photo.

Hint - why did I take the photo at all? Coz the view was so unusual - completely contradicting a certain Polish saying. :):):)

In the meantime:
What is it?

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If that's a potato for example, is that relevant or is it more about looking at something from a different perspective?


Looks like your KFC chicken but one fried piece looks like it might be a fried cauliflower floret.

No, it`s not,. This rotten riddle is associated with the stuff I dig out from under the snow cover in another thread. :):)


Only looks so, that is why I turned it into a riddle. :):)
Sorry, no cauliflower. Actually, the stuff we obtain from the farm. :):)

If it's essential I know what vegetable it is to solve it, I won't get it. It looks like the inside of a turnip but you left those in the ground.

I regularly dig them out when necessary. It is a turnip.

I'm not going to get further with this one. I can't think of any sayings associated with turnips.
Same with the fried stuff. There looks to be a drumstick in there but if it's not chicken.........

Looks too small for goose or turkey....

Duck?

Guineafowl (perlica)?

Ok, last try. Zdrowy jak rzepa - Healthy like a turnip.

Sorry, no.

Hint - it isn`t meat at all.


Exactly!!! Like a turnip - a saying mostly used about buxom, robust, fine looking females. As fit as a fid... turnip.

What is the name of this game?

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Wsiąść do pociagu

Fajna gra. Wersja dla młodszych ma świetne ilustracje.

Sorry, forgot it's English thread.
It's a good game. The version for young players has very nice pictures

Yes, get on the train. Indeed, quite gripping, my kids were engaged.

What does it mean?:

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Is this something to do with drainage? Inlets on the road for rainwater drainage?

Yes. Try to go deeper into this inlet issue. :):)

Are the inlets for sewage as well as rainwater or am I on the wrong track?

No, only for rainwater. How can road inlets be for sewage, too???

The closest definition of Kratki that I think is relevant is grates/grating/grilles. I saw a pic of inlets for sewage too and wondered if this sign was out in the country. No matter, I'm obviously on the wrong track.

Nope, you aren`t. Everything is going just fine. Why such black thoughts???

You have already established the photo deals with:

Inlets on the road for rainwater drainage.

Now explain the aim of the sign and you are there.

Clearly it's a warning sign to let people know that they are there but we have them over here too and we don't have signs like that. Are there lots of them in one particular area? I would have thought they would be more of a hazard for cyclists than drivers.