Poland

Polish Pottery tours here are for serious and dedicated shoppers only! One of our friends found a tour thru the Grafenwohr MWR so at 9:30 on Friday night we left our house and drove to meet the bus. After loading pillows, blankets and snacks we fell asleep and the bus driver took us into Poland. By 5:00 am on Saturday we were at our first store.

The selection is amazing and its hard to figure out what to buy and what not. That's why I wore this expression a lot. They have everything from cups for dipping sauce to a huge turkey roaster for thansgiving. Prices are cheap and the stores take Euro, dollar, polish money and credit cards. The stores have boxes and wrap your stuff right there. All you have to do is write your name on the box and throw in the storage area below the bus.

Curt and I seemed to get a lot in this pattern but we didn't stick solely to this.
For lunch at 1130 we headed to a Polish restaurant. The outside had Hitler carved into the wall because it used to be one of his summer or resting places.

It had great food. Curt and I shared some perogies and a chicken filet breaded with eggs and corn flakes.
Even though we hardly slept the night before and just ate we all headed to another shop and had one last effort to find that perfect pottery before heading back to Germany. The day was a blast and our kitchen cabinets are now filled with polish pottery.