Hey, what's up, dogs? I'm back to tell you more about my trip to Europe. After taking in the sights of Warsaw, we headed over to CRACOW, POLAND. Here are some of the photos from that town.
One of the main attractions in Cracow is this famous factory. You may have heard of the movie Schindler's List? Well, this is the actual factory built by Oskar Schindler.
You can see the photographs on the windows, which represent the Jewish workers on "Schindler's List."
I also ran into another member of my species in the Jewish quarter of Cracow.
Unfortunately, my tour group was on a schedule, so we didn't get to talk. Still a lot of ground to cover. Onward!....
Heeeeeeyyy! What's up, dogs? Wow, it's been a while since I last posted...but things have FINALLY settled down for a moment, so I want to start updating you on what I've been up to.
Where to start? So much has happened!
I guess I'll start with the trip I took to CENTRAL EUROPE in September. Yes, you read that right...this dog went INTERNATIONAL. (My human should get high marks on the annual performance evaluation for this one.)
We started off in WARSAW, POLAND, where there were a lot of words and names I couldn't pronounce...
But they had some really good food, like these golden-brown beauties. I think they're a baked variation of pierogies, which are a famous local food.
We also visited Lazienki Park, where I saw statues of two famous classical composers. This one is Franz Liszt. He was actually born in Hungary, but at one point in his life he almost married a Polish princess...
The next HUGE monument is of Frederic Chopin, who is arguably Poland's best-known composer. He wrote some beautiful pieces, but unfortunately died quite young, at the age of 39. Who knows how much more he could have done if he'd lived longer?
Amazing trip so far! What's next on the itinerary?....
