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Niebo nad Nałęczowem BEZ BALONÓW #baloons #balony #nobaloons #nałęczów #naleczow (w: Park Zdrojowy Nałęczów)
Chillin’ puggy style
If you ever go to #naleczow in #poland , I'd recommend you to have a hot chocolate at Pijalnia e.wedel Czekolady. The way to find this place is to look for this #statue . Once you find them, the smell of hot #hotchocolate will guide you through. (at Nałeczow, Lublin, Poland)
Palmiarnia w Nałęczowie nie jest szczególnie okazała – choć muszę przyznać, że miło się w niej siedzi – panuje tu miła, spokojna atmosfera. Można więc siedzieć w fotelu, pić zdrowotną wodę i relaksować się. Gdybym mógł spędzić kilka dni w Nałęczowie, to z chęcią zaszyłbym się w takiej palmiarni z komputerem i kubkiem kawy. Ewentualnie nie pogardziłbym lokalnym SPA 😉 #nałęczów #naleczow (w: Palmiarnia - Pijalnia wody mineralnej)
Sorry for the lack of updates these past days, the wifi in our room has been out for a few days >.>
Anyways, the festival is a little over halfway over now. The first week was relatively chill--just practice, lessons, concerts, and hanging out. I mean, I guess this week isn't that much different, but we have a whole lot of performing in addition.
Today was the first of a small two day competition within the festival. The contestants are split in half and we each play two short programs. We play once in the Palace and once in the Cultural Center; also, everything is open to the public!
I've been Mended
The jetlag is gone, and I'm all settled. So pretty much Nałęczów is like a beautiful park-resort that people visit to rejuvenate. As such, there are always lots of people just hanging out around the park, even if the weather is a bit dreary like its been these couple of days. Our festival is held primarily in two buildings--the cultural center, and Malachowski's Palace, and also everything's public so people kinda just walk in and out of during practice and lessons and such.