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Spinach Pierogi and they were great - I had almost given up on this Polish National dish. Thinking it was too rich and bland. But here they were light, filled with spinach topped with caramelised onions - yum.
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The Rynek in Warszwa is World Heritage listed. This is pretty amazing seeing it is only about 60 years old. It was 90% destroyed in WW2 and rebuilt with the bricks of other bombed Polish towns (including Ratibor).
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A Warszawa 'Banksy"?
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another view of the Rynek in the pouring rain!
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Well, to put it bluntly we did not much like Warszaw. It rained cats and dogs and we dragged our suitcases around for four hours looking at this and that ... but then we decided to get back on the train and go on to Olsztyn in Northern Poland. It ended up being a very tiring but excellent move.
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Spinach Pierogi and they were great - I had almost given up on this Polish National dish. Thinking it was too rich and bland. But here they were light, filled with spinach topped with caramelised onions - yum..jpg)
The Rynek in Warszwa is World Heritage listed. This is pretty amazing seeing it is only about 60 years old. It was 90% destroyed in WW2 and rebuilt with the bricks of other bombed Polish towns (including Ratibor)..jpg)
A Warszawa 'Banksy"?.jpg)
another view of the Rynek in the pouring rain!.jpg)
Well, to put it bluntly we did not much like Warszaw. It rained cats and dogs and we dragged our suitcases around for four hours looking at this and that ... but then we decided to get back on the train and go on to Olsztyn in Northern Poland. It ended up being a very tiring but excellent move.
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