Crisps, walking, pubs, crisps, chicken bakes and pubs. Keeping life simple :) #fbpe #standwithukraine
Norwich, England
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The Artichoke Hearts visited the Coach and Horses for league bar billiards. Ben scored 1290, I located the buffet and we remain second from bottom. Contributions varied.
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Bigos, potatoes and kompot for about £4 at Bar Mleczny Rusałka in Warsaw. I ordered in Polish, received a reply in English and reluctantly accepted that Roy had chosen well.
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Beer and chicken tacos at PINTA Nowogrodzka, formerly Drugie Dno. Friendly service, reasonable prices and a spiral staircase that encourages a respectful bow on the way to the toilets.
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A new Prezzo for Norwich’s Riverside, taking over the former Pizza Hut. Good to see the unit returning to use, although my ambitions for the area still involve unlimited Chinese food.
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COYPU provided some rather decadent discoveries at Warsaw Beer Festival. Two beers scored 4.5, and I found myself defending “lumpy” as a tasting note.
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An arthritic knee, 2,800 miles and the French Alps. John Pucknell joins me for LDWA podcast seven. I would have suggested somewhere flatter.
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My first encounter with Hopkultura at Warsaw Beer Festival included fruity sours, hoppy IPAs and the rather decadent Bombtrack stout. Roy’s recommendation survived scrutiny. He’ll be relieved.
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Three days of changing selections at Funky Fluid’s Warsaw Beer Festival stand. Highlights included a 15% anniversary stout and Goose Island’s Bourbon County Brand Mon Cheri Stout. Research remained thorough.
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A visit to Eter Vegan in Warsaw brought tempting pastries, friendly service and furniture which challenged my preferred relationship between chairs and tables. The almond bun was rather lovely.
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Around 850 days on foot across Europe. Bart Jezierski discusses Peace Walking, difficult journeys, unexpected generosity and the humanitarian aims behind his expeditions.
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A little diversion into Norwich in 1799, with Bishop Bridge minus its gatehouse. I’ll ask Richard about the scene, although he tends to be vague about anything before the railways.
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Radom after dark, from the medieval streets around Rwańska to a former Russian Orthodox church remodelled for the Polish military.
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Sovereign House is nearly demolished. A chance to bring back Botolph Street’s original alignment, and remember the King’s Arms, demolished in 1967 for the bloody awful Anglia Square.
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Norwich Beer Festival returned to the Halls. I volunteered every public session, largely to avoid missing gossip. My unofficial remuneration included sausage rolls and three pizzas.
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A visit to the former synagogue site in Radom, Poland. The memorial marks the destruction of a Jewish community that once accounted for nearly a third of the city's population.
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From Lublin to Radom by train. Historic stations, modern carriages, civilised passengers and a hotel conveniently close to the station. Even Richard could manage the walk.
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A look inside Lublin's Capuchin Church of St Peter and St Paul. Less religious bling than some of its neighbours, plenty of character and one particularly unusual feature on the pulpit.
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Marriage brought them together. A gap in the cemetery wall kept the burial arrangements administratively convenient. Shared memorials between Lublin’s Catholic and Protestant burial grounds.
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Hot honey, chorizo, ricotta and scissors at Pelier in Lublin. A filling pizzetta, a Polish dark lager and further damage to my claim that I prefer the simpler things in life.
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Lublin after dark, from St Joseph’s Church to the Kraków Gate and Trinitarian Tower. A few photographs from a little meander, occasionally interrupted by remembering where my accommodation was.
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