A week in Wrocław – lucky me!
Tumski Most (Bridge), Wrocław- from Creative Commons
On Monday, I’m off with Dad to spend a week in Wrocław. (pronounced Vrotswaf, for those of you who’ve been following my A-Z of Poland) I’ll be imitating the weather when I get back, and deluging you with photos, so beware!
While I’m gone, feel free to browse my Six word Saturday posts, and join in, courtesy of Cate of Show My Face. Many thanks to her for being a great hostess.
restlessjo 
Have a fantastic trip, look forward to reading all about it!
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Home again- just! Much catching up to do Lucy. Next job, download the photos.
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Looks amazing – enjoy! And thanks for playing 6WS!
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Many thanks Cate. Have a good week.
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I hope you both have a wonderful time in Wrocław and I’m looking forward to reading about it and seeing the pics when you return 🙂
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Thanks Suze. I’m bringing a Polish neice back with me to practise her English and see a few sights, so it’ll be a busy couple of weeks.
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That sounds wonderful! I travel every year with my dad too and we are doing a hike in the french alps in less than a month. He is 69 and I’m 40 yet he still beats me on the hike! 🙂
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It’s a long-promised visit to family. Dad was in Poland for 3 weeks in May, and I’ve been to Krakow several times, but never to Wroclaw. I have an uncle who lives on the border with Germany and we’re hoping he’ll join us, or we can visit him.
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Beautiful! Enjoy your special time!
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Thanks Ann.
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Excellent work Johanna what a great team work about Dad and Daughter 🙂
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Only 60 years between us, Jake. I’m still catching up to him!
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I look forward to the deluge: photos will make a very pleasant change from rain.
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That’s what I thought, Viv. Just a drop more here today. At least you managed your Carneval in the dry.
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Lucky you Jo 🙂 Have fun and tell us all about it when you return.
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Wiil do, Madhu!
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Enjoy ….. that bridge is like a fairy tale … looking forward to more photos and stories….
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I love it too. I’ll have to take a candle out and look for it!
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Bon voyage & Safe Returns. Wroclaw looks lovely by moonlihgt. I’m envious.
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Thanks Ron. I’ve been looking forward to seeing it for a long time.
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I envy you, Jo! 🙂 Enjoy!!! We’ve been to Poland twice and it is very pretty. Once inland and the other coastal from a Baltic tour excursion.
That second visit was a diversion from visiting our London kids. They (Karen’s blog–http://karenontherun.wordpress.com/) will be here Friday and we should be having a three year old birthday party for KP here next Saturday!!!! Then our turn for London again?
Jim’s Six Words for July 14 plus July 12
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Maybe Portugal, Jim? It’s only a short hop from London. I’m back there in September. Have a great time with your young uns.
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Enjoy your adventure! 🙂
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Thank you. I should have my nose stuck in my Polish text book instead of my laptop!
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Have a wonderful trip.. I’m looking forward to your deluge of photos!!
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Thanks Smidge. No vodka till after teatime, huh?
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I’m looking forward to the pictures already!
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I’d better stay clear of the vodka then!
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That does NOT sound how it looks!
Have a wonderful time.
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Powoli, powoli… slowly! (the w is a v sound)
Dad’s not very fast these days.
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Boy you move around, must be fun and interesting
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I try to, and yes it is. Lots of work involved though as Michael doesn’t cook, so the afternoon was spent making chillies and curries to freeze, and son is home with his washing for a quick turnaround.
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Have fun in Wroclaw, Restless Jo!
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Will do, Robin. Thank you!
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I look forward to doing some browsing. Dad and daughter time…how special.
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I’ll have to slow myself down to his pace, but that might be no bad thing, Lynne. Yes, photos to follow.
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Great shot – have a wonderful time with your Dad!
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Great isn’t it? Wikipedia is a good standby till I’ve checked it out myself.
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Have fun, Jo!
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Thanks Cath.
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