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FEATURE (Category: Europe | Poland | spring | water | rivers | outdoor | kayaking)
Poland, Masuria: Kayaking in the Land of the Stork
Poland, Masuria: Kayaking in the Land of the Stork
Rythmic bill-clattering of storks on their rooftop nests only deepen the tranquillity of the Polish Krutynia river, as does the sound of our paddles. Passing through a landscape park and two nature reserves it's a kayakkers paradise.
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'Russian monastery.'
The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit. ![Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4889] 'Russian monastery.' The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit.](/img/spacer.gif "Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4889] 'Russian monastery.' The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit.")
[POLAND.MAZURIA 4889]
'Russian monastery.'
The Philippones formed an 18th century sect within the Russian Orthodox Church and were persecuted. In 1825 Mazuria allowed them to move in. The two last nuns live in this tiny monastery in Wojnowo. Photo Paul Smit.filename: 1111 |
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