Warszawamoimoczkiem.blogspot.com Website Review

Customs (formerly Gnojna) a low relief showing the knights in armor (the Duke of Mazovia, Jan*sz Stary running branches at Grunwald), made by Edmund Majkowski in 1966, is well visible from behind the bars. Here's another reason why I have not been here lately. Although it was not me who wrote, but only gave pictures, but always something. In the meantime, the second volume of the guide has been written, and maybe I will start to give back here some posts ... NEW PUBLICATIONS! MYSTERIOUS TOWN - TOM 1 AND THE COMPARISON GUIDE CZ. 2. For a long time there is not much traffic here - less and less often I place posts. But here is the answer why: Well, I was busy with new publications and I'm still busy with more ... But what do we have here? Warsaw residents - in-depth sightseeing, interesting stories, lots of details. We have seven walks around the oldest parts of the city: Miodowa and Bonifraterska. A little of my pics. Of course, some errors crept in - mainly editorial ones, but I found three things - they went through, despite repeated reading ... year. What has changed and how? Why? Answers in the book. After clicking on the image, the interesting sites page will open with a description of the books and the possibility of ordering. Or maybe someone already has? Any conclusions? Have you found something to fix? Or maybe something cool? Feedback is welcome. This inconspicuous and little-known monument stands by the building of Primary School No. 148 in Koło. Why here? The answer is very simple - the school bears the name of our reformer, participant of the Four-Year Sejm, the creator of Kuźniała Kołłątajowska, and this patron was given to her in 1965. Two years later, the parents' council funded this monument. It was made by Ferdynand Jarocha, and the unveiling took place on November 11, 1970. All in all it's a pity that so few people remember about Kołłątaj, so when you are in Koło, get away for a moment in six months in 1932, thanks to the efforts of the Society for Supporting the Construction of Own Houses of Service workers