Polish Chronicles VIII: Back to Spain

If the night before was a sad moment for the pupils, this morning was terribly sad for the teachers, as now there was them who had to say goodbye, knowing that probably would be a farewell.
Train to Varsovia, plane to Madrid, train to Albacete... and our families waiting anxious.
It was, as always, and unforgettable experience.

(In the picture, the Alps)

Polish Chronicles VII: Party!!

The morning was good, visiting the Town Hall of Radom, and then going to the gallery mall for shopping.
The afternoon was even better, as we had an awesome show with regional dances, songs, and gymnastics, and then the... PARTY.
But the night was very sad, as the end of the party were ment to be the end of this marvelous adventures, and the partners had to say goodbye. Not to mention, there were lots and lots of cries, hugs and tears.

Polish Chronicles VI: Cinderella!

Today, again, we had to work, as all the partners repeated part of their talent shows, to then watch the main event: The representation of Cinderella.
Once this was over, the pupils went with their families and the teachers went to Ćmielów and visited the factory of porcelain.

Polish Chronicles V: Work and Museum

Today we had to work. We spent the morning with the talent show of all the countries, but in the afternoon we went to the Museum of Radom Village (a very interesting place).

Polish Cronicles IV: Ilza and Marcule

The first days we had very bad luck with the weather, as it was rainy, but today we needed a good day as the activities were outside... and as a reward for our resistence (it was our fourth straight day traveling), the day was sunny and nice, so we could go to a medieval fair in Ilza (and I have to mention the miedolada, what a delicious drink).
After that, we took a little train to Marcule, where we could visit a botanic garden and see some classic jobs.

Polish Cronicles III: Cracow - Cracovia

Saturday, the day that usually is reserved for the main atraction of the movilities, and our polish partners decided to use it for the trip to the most famous and touristic city of Poland: Cracow.
And it's worthy, believe me.

Polish Cronicles II: Sandomierz

We start our visit in Poland with a really nice village: Sandomierz, where we could see typicall houses, an old prison, the tower... and taste some delicious candies before buying some stripped flintstones (typicall of that region) and finish in a trip through the river.