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was in the summer. I was in Lviv and the impression was incredible. This city is really beautiful with all its unrenovated buildings. But what I was fascinated with were the people. I chatted with the people, I’ve just met for the first time, and we talked as if we were friends, we were the same nationality ;) I even didn’t need to speak Ukrainian, Russish or English, I speak Polish and we greatly understood each other. In the next summer I would like to spend more time in Ukraine, but I’m curious to know sth about language. I’ve heard that in western Ukraine people are not delighted when you speak Russish. Is it the truth?

I strongly recommend visiting Poland. It is very popular to see Kraków, Warszawa, Auschwitz. However you also nave to see The Warsaw Rising Museum (It makes greater impression than Auschwitz in my opinion) and lots of small towns and villiges all over the country. You can really feel the rural atmosphere, and participate in daily tradion which are preserved unspoilt from X century. The best time to visit poland is the harvest celebration, when people wear traditional cloths, sing folk songs, and everywhere is one great party. Some of you say that Polish food is really heavy and full of calories. Maybe you’re right, however, 90% of Poles are slim, so I don’t see any problem. And it is much more healthier and taster than many ‘ecological food’ I was in UK, and the food was awful with all this chemical staff. In Poland you can easily get, for example the milk striaght from cow.