Pierogies and Piwo in Poland (Part II): Photos 21 to 40

Okay, don't worry, this one will be more upbeat than the last. Our hostel in Krakow was designed similarly to Cloister, although it was touching two other buildings. It had an arch running through the middle of the building, and on one side was the reception, and the other side had the rooms. It was called the Lemon Hostel, and the floors were named things like "Anana" (Pineapple) and "Kiwi", so it was great fun when people decided on their rooms, calling their group the Bananas or whatever. Some people had good rooms, but we didn't. It wasn't unclean, just a very skinny room. Anyhow, after we dropped our stuff at the hostel, we took a short walk to the Main Market Square, which is essentially downtown. It was dark out (the bus ride is about 6 hours from Brno to Krakow), and before we even got to the square we could hear drums. It turned out there was a street performance in the square, with 2 women dancing with fire, accompanied by djembes. It was pretty cool!

There our guide left us to our own devices, and we looked for food. We decided on kebabs. My experience in Europe

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Linda and Bill loved your blogs, especially poland part I, I don't know if they got part 2 but I will let them know it is posted. Also I think you have to change your intro now. Believe it to be a bit untrue that you haven't travelled much outside of the good old USA anymore. Do you want us to all help you pick a more appropriate one, we'd love to have a contest.

Linda and Bill loved your blogs, especially poland part I, I don't know if they got part 2 but I will let them know it is posted. Also I think you have to change your intro now. Believe it to be a bit untrue that you haven't travelled much outside of the good old USA anymore. Do you want us to all help you pick a more appropriate one, we'd love to have a contest.