Summer in Poland should be hot, sunny with thunder storms from time to time. 😉
Well, it can be also rainy and not nice; difficult to predict…
Poland – Summer
Author: Traveling Rockhopper
Poland – Spring
I love spring with sunny days, full of flowers.
I also think, that spring is the best period to visit Poland, especially May. 🙂
Poland – Climate
Poland has a typical continental climate, with 4 seasons, i.e., spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
The north part of Poland (coast) has rather oceanic climate,
and in the south (mountains) the weather is slightly different;
but in general we have 4 seasons.
Actually, as a child, I thought that each country has 4 seasons, and in each country are mountains, sea, forest, lakes, desert – just everything in different proportions. 😀
Poland – Cold Country
I often heard from people who never been to Poland that Poland is a very cold country (=with long, extremely cold winter). They would never said it about Germany, but Polish climate is like the climate of about half of Germany.
Winters in Poland can be very cold, but they can be also quite mild.
Anyway, winter lasts only 3 months; there is still spring, autumn and hot summer.
Poland – Flag
The flag of the Republic of Poland consists of two horizontal stripes, the upper one white and the lower one red (a white, crowned eagle is sometimes added, but it’s our coat of arms).
There two other countries that have very similar flag, just up side down ;), it’s Indonesia and Monaco.
Poland – Location
Geographically, Poland is located in the centre of Europe;
however, it’s usually described as eastern European country.
Poland is bordered by Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania and Russian Kaliningrad Oblast.
And by the Baltic Sea to the north.
Poland – Introduction
Welcome to Poland. 🙂
This month, I’m going to show you pictures of my country.
First, I’m sorry for the quality, but many of them were taken many, many years ago.
Second, I’m not sure how real the image of Poland is going to be… I don’t live in Poland since years, so may be more sentimental than realistic…
Well, we’ll see. 🙂
Bonaire – Final impression
Today, I’m showing you the last picture from Bonaire.
This small Dutch Caribbean island is a lovely destination;
consider visiting it once you’re nearby!
And tomorrow, we’re going to the unexpected place. 😉
Stay tuned!
Bonaire – Small Island
Bonaire is a small island, only 38,6 km long and 4,8 – 8 km wide,
but it offers lots of attractions. 🙂
Bonaire – Colors of the Water
I love to observe how color of the water changes depending on sunshine.
Simple things make you happy. 🙂
Bonaire – Sailing
Sailing is also one of the optional activities in Bonaire.
Bonaire – Count stairs
Counts stairs in Bonaire. 😉
Is it really 1000?
Bonaire – Lighthouse
Search for a lighthouse in Bonaire. 🙂
Bonaire – Coral Beach
Some beaches are not covered in sand, but are full of corals.
Bonaire – Beach Time
Enjoy the beach, sand, and all sunny days in Bonaire. 🙂
Bonaire – Caves
Caves nearby coast – also in Bonaire. 🙂
Bonaire – Hike
You’ll also find some nice hills in Bonaire;
almost as high as the highest point in the Netherlands. 😉
Bonaire – Enjoy Water
Swim, dive, snorkel – just enjoy water in Bonaire. 🙂
Bonaire – Relax and Do Nothing
Bonaire is also a nice place for relaxing and doing nothing; just enjoying the nature. 🙂
Bonaire – Fish
I like when you can see fish (especially colorful ones) so clearly even without touching water. 😉
p.s. This fish is not dead, it was just turning.