Poland in photo riddles - part 2

But is it friendly architecture (people can lean on it when they might not want to sit because of weather) or hostile architecture (designed to prevent undesirables like homeless people from being comfortable?

I would like to believe the first option...

So would I however I'm sceptical.

That was my guess #2
My guess#1 is:The bench was stolen by brits or the irish to take it back to UK /ireland for there wood burning stove to make tea.

Wow, this riddle was sth completety new to me. Amasing!

Too easy was a joke not a riddle.

Co you had seen those benches before so it was easy to guess for you. :):)

Probably.



I think more for women/men holding babies or with there prams.strollers etc so they can lean and travel comfortably,as those kind of cushioned things are also in Metro and trams,dont remember if they are in buses also.I have seen lots of people holding babies leaning on them.

Not really - I don't recall seeing such a bench (or maybe I didn't pay attention), so I wouldn't have guessed it.

They are all over in Warszawa bus stops and in trams and Metro.I have been seeing them for decades now.I remember now that initially I also wondered but then I saw people with kids using them.In fact I personally prefer to lean against that than sitting in a tram.

What is going on???

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People can put on old fashioned clothes to have their picture taken?

added: Is it a night at the museum type thing?

No, maf, not a museum, but a kind of gallery. As for people, they are doing a different thing. Sth more important. :):):)

Just saw it on tv, they'e voting.

hahaha Yes! In the community centre of a certain village.

It's some kind of fear cabinet.

What is it

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What you threw up after drinking too much alcohol last night?

Yes, mongrel, I threw up and you gobbled it enthusiastically. hahahahaha

As you will again tonight, silly boy...... you can't handle your alcohol.....

Hes always showing photos of meals you expect to see from an impoverished TY channel from Moldova.

I wouldn't ever touch that nasty plate and the smell has to gag a maggot.

Looks like wilted outer casing of Physalis but I doubt it's that. Looks a bit like baby chicory but too small. Any clues?

I was kind of thinking squash blossoms but I don't think they're a thing in Poland...

They're not a thing over here either. I had to google as I'd never seen them before but they do look like them! It would never have occurred to me to even cook something like that but there are lots of recipes! Pawian tends to go for obscure food too.......

I think you might have nailed it....

I can easily handle mine and yours, ha!!!


Good! It is an ingredient for a meal, indeed.


Wrong! It isn`t a plate but a metal pot in which I coated the stuff in flour.


Wow!! Where did you dig that one from???? hahaha
Yes, patison squash and zucchini blossoms.

Maf was the closest this time. :):):)

Let`s wipe off the tears of sadness after a drastic betrayal case and get back to business. Show must go on! one classic guy said. Or sang.

What is this builing, now in ruin??

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Is it the old gas holder in Wola?

Yes, very good - there was a round metal tank inside for producing gas from coal.

A dangerous task!

There was a lot of trial and error before the open ended barrel system started to be used.