Tuesday, 4 November 2008

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This is Dub nad Moravou, the village in the Czech Republic where we spent six fantastic days and where we found new friends because the Moravian and Czech people are very friendly, helpful and hospitable.

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Czech food is similar to Polish one. However, you can't expect to get KNEDEL in Poland. It was delicious!

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Up and down,
Up and down
This is the way
not to London town
but to Javoricko Caves.
After a short climbing we found ourselves in the subterranean world where we saw beautiful rock formations, stalactities ans stalagmites. We didn't meet SKARBNIK neither HADES but we were impressed by a dark world. It was an unforgettable experience.

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Sunday, 5th October
The Buzov Castle
Everybody was taken aback when a marvellous castle appeared among the trees. Some of us will remeber the well, others - the bears, or what was left of them, but nobody will forget the dream castle. (Despite of the fact that the German Knights, who were called Krzyzacy in Poland, lived there until 1939.)

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Although we, studnets from Sweden, Czech Republic and Poland, are carring out our bread project, we have learnt about traditional customs and culture even as old as the ancient myths.

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Exchange of experience
During Comenius meetings teachers can share their expertise in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere.

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Saturday 4th October
In Poland everybody slept but we had to get up at 6:30 to be at school at 7:30. Czech school starts earlier than Polish one. Today we participated in Art workshops. We tried three various techniques: basket weaving, jewellery beading and graphics. The results of our hard work were astonishing.