Krakow, Poland

Krakow, Poland

This was just the cutest thing I have ever seen. They were playing on one of the side streets where a lot of tourist go.

Kay, check out the winged man. There were a few of these guys dressed up around. The coolest was at the tin men and woman. It looked very real.

The ginger cookies that gave everyone their Polish names

Josh playing king Arthur.

He got the sword and the sun broke through the trees :)

Do you see this puppet. Yes, it is amazing.

I was so excited about the whole dragon thing, in case you didn't realize.

The dragon under Krakow!

Polish Money, front and back

My first real castle. and to top it all off the Krakow legend tell of a Dragon that lived under the castle.

If you are wondering what you are looking at, notice the color. It is cool.

Why not have a 3-d miniature of the castle

Evidence. I went to a Dragon's Den.

Complete with spiral staircases.

Yes, Josh you will have to duck.

These are our scared faced because we are going to go to the Dragon's Den.

We found a nice little bench to sit on during our descent.

The lair..

Josh was trying to be scary.

Drip, drip, drip...

Our whole little group in the Dragons Den!

This was our second hostel in Poland when our bus never showed up. After waiting in the cold for hours we bought a new ticket and went to find a place to sleep. Unfortunately, there was a music festival, so no one had rooms. Fortunately we found vacancy's at the most random hostel. It was double everyone else, but we found a place to lay down at four in the morning.

What you see here is my little camera's best attempt to take a picture through serious fog. It didn't work in case you were wondering.

What you would have seen is a fantastic view of a castle surrounded by fog.

Krakow!

are delicious. Basically they are Poland's version of a dumpling.

Krakow's coat of arms

The chocolate shop everyone loved :)

But I don't eat chocolate.