Time flies ... after almost a month in Europe we are back in Asia. Despite of that I would still like to write something about our time in Poland (and later in Germany).
As I mentioned in my last post, we went to Podlasie in the eastern part of Poland. And although weather was not perfect - chilly and a bit wet, we managed to see quite a bit. In that part of Poland there are three big National Parks - two river parks (Biebrzański i Narwiański Park Narodowy) and a big forest park (Białowieski Park Narodowy). Originally we were supposed to go to the Białowieski National Park to see the famous bisons, but I couldn't find any nice and not too expensive pensions to stay and that's why we ended up in Pentowo.
As I mentioned in my last post, we went to Podlasie in the eastern part of Poland. And although weather was not perfect - chilly and a bit wet, we managed to see quite a bit. In that part of Poland there are three big National Parks - two river parks (Biebrzański i Narwiański Park Narodowy) and a big forest park (Białowieski Park Narodowy). Originally we were supposed to go to the Białowieski National Park to see the famous bisons, but I couldn't find any nice and not too expensive pensions to stay and that's why we ended up in Pentowo.
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| An over 1km long footbridge across the wetlands in Narew Nat'l Park. |
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| In few places instead of footbridge there was a pontoon that needed to be pulled - not an easy (nor clean) job, but Jas was happy to help in getting us to the other side. |
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| Many tiny spiders reminded us of the book "Charlotte's Web". |
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| The marshland in Biebrza Nat'l Park |
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| Woodpecker |
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| Wetlands in the forest of Biebrza Nat'l Park. |
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| Playing with fallen leaves is so much fun. |
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| A herd of wild koniki polskie (Polish primitive horses) galloped in front of our car while we were driving through the Biebrza Nat'l Park. |
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| In fall Polish forests are full of delicious wild mushrooms. |
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