Notes de voyage

The arrival at the airport, the trip on the train, and the arrival to Poland was confusing. After a good time  spend in Krakow, we returned to Warsaw to travel, this time, to Biala Podlaska, where I would spend one of the best weeks of my life.

                Miss Asia, in a rush, handed out the project to every students. Daniel Caravela and I met Kuba Gluchowski, a Polish student who welcomed us. That night, when I went to bed, I was very anxious, because I didn’t know what to expect.

                The next day, my true adventure started, I met more Polish students. They are very nice and I wish I could meet them again one day!

                One of the things I liked the most was the food, which is delicious and very rich, although it is very different from ours. I was able to participle in making a salad, which was very interesting.

                Another thing that called my attention was the way Polish people feel about religion. There are churches everywhere, which are true master pieces and when I entered some of them, I could feel history present!

                I also loved the dancing lessons. They have a very rich folklore. I think my dancing lessons went rather well, despite their short time.

                We also had the opportunity to visit a farm with horses and I was delighted to be near them and with the beauty of these animals and the way they were taken care of. Each day I tried to learn a little more in all the activities that we participated and I had a lot of fun.

                From all the experiences I went through, the one I liked, the least was the weather, It was very cold! (ehehe) But I think no one does!

                I look forward to going back to Poland one day, because I miss them very much!

Gabriel Lima - Viana do Castelo, Portugal