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June 8th- June 28th the best three weeks of my life so far. I spent those weeks in Hamburg and let me tell you I loved it obviously there were some ups and downs but they were quite minor things. I lived in Hotel & Restaurant Schröder placed in Groß Meckelsen. Me and my roomate (who we will not be talking about 🙄) were sadly isolated from the city as we were 60 km away from Hamburg with no transportation with exceptions on sundays. This wasn't a holiday but apprenticeships so my weekdays were very busy. I worked in housekeeping as well as a dishwasher.

So enjoy these pictures from Groß Meckelsen :)

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Hi! Long time no see, sorry for my absence I sadly didn't have as much time as I wished for. I'm currently in Denmark, I arrived here on 19th and I'm leaving tomorrow 24th. Let's look at some of the pictures I took, shall we?

This is only a part of what I took in the next reblog I will add more pictures. I really love Denmark for some reason my Raynaud's just disappears and my body feels lighter.

Frederiks Kirke's "The Church of Marble"

The Oldenborg royal family celebrated its tercentennial of reigning the country in 1749. King Frederik V (1723–1766), who ruled Denmark and Norway from 1746 to 1766, made the decision to erect a church in the new town as a monument to God and the absolute monarchy. Frederiks Kirke is the name of the church, while Frederiksstad is the name of the town. Leader of the King's court architect Nicolai Eigtved, who also designed the Marble Church, was the main planner and constructor of Frederiksstad.

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Three days ago I went on a school trip to Chorzów and Tarnowskie Góry. We went down a adit and later visited a planetarium.

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Pt.3 Copenhagen/rest of Denmark

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Pt.2 Bornholm (Face reveal :D)

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I was inactive for a while so have sone pics of my recent trips (Muszyna,Poland/Bornholm, Denmark/Copenhagen/Denmark)

Pt.1 Muszyna

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Tarnów (part four)

•Water tower

Due to its shape and exposed location, the tower has become one of the most characteristic landmarks in Tarnów. It is called "bania"(I don't know if this is the literall translation but I think in english this would mean "bubble")by the inhabitants of the city.It is 37 meters and has been build in 1980.

It serves as a water reservoir for nearby housing estates and as an element stabilizing the pressure in the water supply network.

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Tarnów (part three)

•Railway station

So this is one of my favourite places in the entire town. Back in August 28th 1939 the train station has been blown up. It was a deadly explosion carried out by a German saboteur two days before the start of World War II in Europe. The bombs were planted by the secret agent. As far as I know there were two bombs hidden in suitcases.The explosion killed 20 people and wounded 35 others.

•Władysław Łokietek

As I already mentioned in the first post Władysław Łokietek was the founder of the Town. This is his statue. Every day at 10.00 am and 4.00 pm plays "Bogurodzica" which is current anthem of the polish military. Here is a short video of me capturing this moment. (Sorry for shaking camera it was really cold outside)