Poland

Taken in the beautiful Polish mountain resort of Zakopane. I spotted this fence and shadows whist listening to a lecture on rock formations by our guide. Being the person I am, I was more interested in capturing this for the next HFF despite withering (but maybe jealous) looks from other members of our party! I wish you all, a great weekend, Herb

We have had our restaurant dinner only to find ourselves confronted by heavy rain. Taxis seem rare at this time of night here and so its a fast walk back along these roads back to our hotel. Of course I cannot stop myself trying to catch the marvellous reflections in these cobblestones and tram-tracks, even though I only have my trusty little Canon pocket camera with me. - Just in case...

From the Tatra mountain resort of Zakopane, a cable car carries you quickly to the top of this mountain at 1987m (6519ft). As can bee seen here, the weather can be rather mountainous. I only managed a glimpse of these peaks for minutes between heavy mist, rain and cloud. Unfortunately our heavy schedule did not allow me to spend more than an hour or so up here. Although stood in Poland here, we are looking across to Slovakia. ps deserves full screen view.

Wandern in den hohen Bergen der Tatra kann voller Träume sein. Genießen Sie diesen Spaziergang mit mir hier. Viele Grüße, Herbert Mist & Dreams: Walking in the high Tatra mountains can be full of dreams. Enjoy this little hike with me here. Cheers, Herb

Parks are a great place for fences; they are everywhere, to stop people walking over the lawns, flowers or into the ponds and rivers. Here we see just a tiny part of Krakow’s beautiful ‘Planty’ linear park, walked by millions. For me of course, a lover of fine reflections, the trees make it. I wish you all, a great weekend, Herb ps best full screen

Seen in the old centre of Krokow, Poland. This old town is full of trams, lots of them blue and white like this but there are other colours and speeds too. Enjoy full screen.

I like this. It sends out a message that literacy within books is timeless. Seen carved into an outer house wall in the medieval town centre of Krakow, Poland. The titles shown here depict famous writers of the world as well as some famous books from this area. I tried to find more information on this, but could not. Maybe a viewer might help.