A Polish paradise (pictures)

SATURDAY STAR ^ | February 18, 2006

[lizol]

Czerwone Wierchy (Red Peaks)


On the shore of Morskie Oko


Panorama of High Tatra


Western Tatra in winter


Orla Perc (in the background)


Kosodrzewina (dwarfed pine)


Black Gasienica Pond


Koscieliska Valley


Winter in Koscieliska Valley


Morskie Oko pond covered with snow


Valley of Small Meadow


Morskie Oko Pond viewed from Mnich


Black Pond


By the Morskie Oko Pond

[lizol]

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[redhead]

Utterly gorgeous! Poland shares the Tatras with Czech Rep., I believe. It must be so lovely there. I will visit someday.

[A knight without armor]

Thank you for the beautiful pictures. I have come to love Poland.

[alicewonders]

Wow! What beautiful pictures! I would love to visit there someday.

[lizol]

Here you have some more :-)))

[lizol]

I would love to visit there someday.

And you think what I've posted this for? :-)))

[dfwgator]

I just hope Zakopane can stay that way before the "beautiful people" discover it and forever ruin it.

[patton]

beautifull

[A knight without armor]

Thank you. Majestic pictures. God is an artist, Poland is his canvass. I have saved these pictures for when my brain needs refreshment.

[macel]

It seems the article is incomplete :/

READ HERE

More about Zakopane

[lizol]

Definitely. Strange.

Maybe it's a part of some kind of series?

[Loud Mime]

Wow....beautiful! thank you!

[SaltyJoe]

I'm sorry, but when you said "Polish Paradise", these are the images that first came to mind.










And of course...

[SkiPole18]

Zakopane is so nice! The oscypki (The mountain cheese) there is to die for, especially when it is grilled with that berry sauce. MMMMMM. I cannot wait to go there to ski someday.

[Sender]

I must confess my ignorance...I never realized Poland had mountains such as these. Beautiful!

[metmom]

What absolutely gorgeous photos. I never thought that Poland had such beautiful scenery and rugged mountains.

[metmom]

LOL. That's the first thing I thought of too. Hey, where's the rye bread?

[Atlantic Bridge]

I have to visit your country soon. As a ski maniac that was raised on the steep slopes of the Alps, it would be a pleasue to kiss the deep snow of the Tatra.

Greetings from the foggy Lake Constance! Andreas

[Atlantic Bridge]

P.S. My grandma already did ski-jörging (I do not know the English word for it) 70 years ago in the Tatra and she is still zealous when she is talking about it. Ski jörging means, that you are standing on skis and being pulled by horses. :-)