More from my time in Krakow.
Rural landscape
Aerial performers in the Town Square
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| A furnace in my hotel. |
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| Jewish Neighborhood |
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| The only active synagogue in the city. |
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| The Jewish Neighborhood |
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| This is Pope John Paul II. He is standing in front of the seminary he attended. |
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| Another church |
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| This is a very ornamental church. The doors to this magnificent sculptures are opened at noon each day. The left door is open. The right one, no yet. |
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| I'm in the courtyard of a museum of one of the oldest universities in the country. |
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| The tall statue on the right is an Academy Award. Schindler's List was filmed here. Not sure who was awarded the Academy Award. |
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| This is a Nobel Award. Again, i'm not sure who received this. |
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| Another furnace in the corner. |
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| A palace. |
There are 145 churches in this city alone.
Ninety-five percent of the people are Catholic.
The George Zimmerman Trial was covered by the local media outlets here.
Mayonnaise was served with french fries, reminding me of a scene between John Travolta and Samuel l. Jackson in Pulp Fiction.
The restrooms were called toilets. In many places they're referred to by the initials WC, meaning water closet.
I saw several men wearing capri pants. Not the best look for a guy.
And finally . . .
Men wear their wedding bands on their right hand.
Until next time,
Your blogging buddy.
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