Photos from Run-down Glogow Station
Enter Glogow Station My intention is not to shed a bad light on Poland or make fun of the country or even suggest that this is a typical situation. I really do love
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Enter Glogow Station My intention is not to shed a bad light on Poland or make fun of the country or even suggest that this is a typical situation. I really do love
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Nikiszowiec Historic Working-class Housing Nikiszowiec Katowice Poland Nikiszowiec was built as housing for miners between the years 1908 to 1919. It’s a district in the city of Katowice, in Silesia, in the southwest of Poland.
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One of the novelties of traveling in Europe is the density of small countries and the ability to pass through most of them with absolutely no border controls. The small size of the countries
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We were recommended to stop in Wroclaw Poland by several people. These recommendations were based on the notion that we’d enjoy a pleasant city with nice architecture and an interesting history with a near-absence of
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I mentioned before in a post about Tampere, Finland that I’m inspired by industrial landscapes. Rail yards definitely fit that bill. When we pulled out of Wroclaw Main I had my camera ready. Although the
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From Vilnius, Lithuania, an eight hour bus ride got us to Warsaw Poland. I thought I would be overwhelmed and intimidated by the Polish capital, but I can say that neither was true. Our time
Introduction to Warsaw Poland Read More »