Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Things That Wouldn't Fit in the Last Post.


THE MALLLLL.


Yes, here we can pick wildflowers.



Soviet train meant to take "political" prisoners from Poland to Syberia.


We used to have one of these when I was little. True story.



From today--Ola and Kacper taking a ride down the boulevard.



Just watch this. It's Kacper, as usual.

This is inside the Syberian house--where Stalin sent innumerable amounts of people.

Monday, July 6, 2009

Days in Pictures

So I've come out of hibernation to type up this post, and a lot has happened in a few days. If any of you were wondering why the long absense, it was because if I wrote about all the television programs I watched over the past week, you would all die of boredom. I know I practically did, especially between Tuesday and Wednesday.

But the big highlight of this past weekend was the festival I went to--the Open'er Festival--that went from Thursday till Sunday. Thursday I missed and, very upsettingly, the Arctic Monkeys were performing. HUGE upset, since seeing them would have made my life complete (a little overdramatization doesn't hurt every now and then, right?

I don't know about you, but I'm kind of tired of typing, and you're all probably tired of reading (or at least I am), so I will present to you, the past week or so, IN PICTURES! Yaaaaay pictures! These are a bit out of order, but I captioned them.


The Fountain of Neptune, or Neptune's Fountain?

A window of the upside down house; Ola and me in Gdańsk.


Ola, Kacper, my uncle, Mikołaj, and me in Gdynia; Old street in Gdańsk.


The upside down house; Yup, me, hanging by a wire.



Man, that's one big boat; A Soviet train that took Polish prisoners to Syberia, during and after WWII--not a replica.



Kacpi, enjoying his cotton candy; The field where we had the camp ground.

What my behind looked like after a frightening canoo ride; The lake (and weather) quickly fogged up.

Back in Gdynia, Ola and me at the harbor; A popular game among young boys--"Let's see who can jump through the fire!"