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  1. Warsaw - Polish capital, poor cousin

    Blog: 501 Places - 8 September 2009

    I talk to lots of people who are going to Poland this year, or who have just been. When I ask where their trip takes them, 90% will be heading to Krakow and taking day trips around the city.

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  2. Signs and Portents: Poland 2

    Blog: Aerohaveno: A Travel Blog - 4 September 2009

    This week, more odd, crazy and downright strange signs that I've spotted on my travels. Here are some more from my journey through Poland for Lonely Planet in the frosty winter of 2006...

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  3. Uncle Joe propoganda

    Blog: Send The Bugger Back - 20 August 2009

    Did you know 1 in 20 Australians are abroad at any one time? That’s 1 million of the tucker loving, boomerang throwing, gold medal winning, corky hatted, pom bashing, Fosters swigging, convicted ‘Neighbours’ extras. You might even say that there’s ‘heaps’ of them abroad, I certainly would as they have without doubt been the best [...]

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  4. Walking in Warsaw

    Blog: Send The Bugger Back - 19 August 2009

    While I was doing my usual Internet rounds this morning I came across this on the BBC Football site and I proceeded to make the following submission: “Dear Steve, How come your voice goes all high pitched when you get excited on the radio? You sound like Theodore of ‘Alvin and the Chipmunks’ fame. Ta, Dan” It reminded me of an [...]

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  5. Mam-nah emu-Sue, yak let-she?

    Blog: Send The Bugger Back - 18 August 2009

    I had the best sleep last night I’ve had in a long long time, about 8 and a half hours. One might even be tempted to say Jurassic Park. I feel all the better for it. The New World St. Hostel seems great too. I was a bit worried at first as to get to [...]

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  6. Return of the Red Menace: More Communist-Era Relics

    Blog: Aerohaveno: A Travel Blog - 30 July 2009

    Last week I began counting down the the top ten communist relics I've visited in my travels through Central and Eastern Europe, complete with images (and bonus silly captions!).We're up to the really big structures now. Who will come in at number one? Let the gender-bending drug-enhanced socialist games commence!

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  7. Familiarity Breeds Content

    Blog: Aerohaveno: A Travel Blog - 22 October 2008

    I was in a train station when the revelation hit me.

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  8. Poland 3: Bears of Warsaw

    Blog: Aerohaveno: A Travel Blog - 17 May 2008

    What's more interesting than the classic attractions of a city, the sights that are always there? Perhaps the sights that aren't always there, temporary attractions that come and go, and can't be captured in the pages of a guidebook.

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