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The Fountain of Neptune, located just beside the old town hall in the historic downtown of Gdansk.
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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Great photo!
I've just spotted that you're reading RAOHL. I hope you are enjoying it.
You have to read this... really... you must... http://anovelmenagerie.com/2009/06/19/the-writers-block-nakedness/
Lovely statue! I'm interested in the buildings behind it, too. The architecture is so different from each other. Any history there?
Another fantastic photo!
Jackie - I just started it! So far, it is excellent. The fighting in WWI reminds me so much of my husband's grandfather's diary!
Sheri - My parent's Internet is awful, and every time I've tried to get on your site, it crashes. I promise I will get there though. You have my interest piqued!
Susan - I am sure there is alot of history, just that I don't know it! I do know that much of Poland was at one time something else (Russia, Germany etc.) so there have been many influences.
Dar - Thank you!
Beautiful!
So, is Gdansk a popular spot for tourists?
Fabulous and fascinating!
How is the diary project progressing?
Iliana - I guess it is popular for tourists. We saw a number of people taking in the sights. It seemed like they were mostly Polish, German and Russian. Not alot of Americans, however.
ds - it is very time-consuming. And also, I've been at my parent's house for a couple of weeks, and my husband is home working, so it is on hold. I have a hard time getting him to sit down and translate more than a page or two at night, because he's tired. It is completely fascinating, though. I would work on it day and night if I could!
Great pic! The architecture reminds me of Germany! ;)
How beautiful. I just gave you a blog award!
I love photographing fountains. Nice shot!
What a beautiful picture!
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