Polska baby! My first impressions are odd, Poland looks like esat Germany, but quite so well "done up". A curious site was the amount of scrap yards full of ex millitary equipment. Tanks and helicopters happily rusting next to clapped out Opels and Mazdas. I passed through a town called Gorzów Wielkopolski. A bit of a shock. Very run down, neglected even. Not the prettiest introduction to a country.
Although not a huge day I still managed to make a bit of mistake and almost turned onto a Motorway. Fortunately a chap in a car was there to shout at me. I figured I had better stop and rest. Whilst slouching in my guesthouse room I switched th TV on and noticed that English language films when dubbed still have the english version audible under the dubbing.
Although not a huge day I still managed to make a bit of mistake and almost turned onto a Motorway. Fortunately a chap in a car was there to shout at me. I figured I had better stop and rest. Whilst slouching in my guesthouse room I switched th TV on and noticed that English language films when dubbed still have the english version audible under the dubbing.
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