Toruń. The Bridge.

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Toruń, most im. Józefa Piłsudskiego. 2011.
Toruń, Józef Piłsudski's Bridge. 2011.

Most Zwierzyniecki, Wrocław

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Wrocław, Most Zwierzyniecki. Październik 2011.
Wrocław, Zwierzyniecki Bridge. October 2011.

Lądek Zdrój - Bridges

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Photos 2 - 4 (c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Photos 1, 5 (c) Piotr Woźniak

Lądek Zdrój, lipiec 2011.
Lądek Zdrój, Poland. July 2011.

Au Revoir L'Hiver

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(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Warszawa, Łazienki Królewskie (3 - 5), Park Ujazdowski (1 - 2), Zamek Ujazdowski (6 - 7). Luty 2011.
Warszawa, Royal Baths Park (3 - 5), Ujazdowski Park (1 - 2), Ujazdowski Castle (6 - 7). February 2011.

Sky Suspension

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Warszawa, most Świętokrzyski. Marzec 2011.
Warszawa, Świętokrzyski Bridge. March 2011.

"The Great Gig In The Sky"

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Tytuł i zdjęcia inspirowane przez / Title and photos inspired by: Pink Floyd.


Warszawa, Most Poniatowskiego. Luty 2011.
Warszawa, Poniatowski Bridge. February 2011.

Under The Bridge

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Photos 1, 4 (c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Photos 2, 3 (c) Piotr Woźniak

Warszawa, Most Poniatowskiego. Luty 2011.

Warszawa, Poniatowski Bridge. February 2011.

Take Just Any Train...

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Warszawa, widok z Mostu Poniatowskiego. Luty 2011.
Warszawa, sight from Poniatowski Bridge. February 2011.

Afraid Of Sunlight

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Warszawa, Most Poniatowskiego. Luty 2011.

Warszawa, Poniatowski Bridge. February 2011.

Wandering Souls Temple

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Warszawa, Most Poniatowskiego. Luty 2011.
Warszawa, Poniatowski Bridge. February 2011.

Night Bridge

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Wrocław - Part II. Bridges and Lover's Padlocks.

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Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Wrocław is the city of 112 bridges. The big ones and the small footbridges. The most known is Most Tumski (Tumski Bridge). It joins the Wyspa Piasek (Sand Island) with Ostrów Tumski - the oldest district of the city. Ostrów Tumski is mostly the religious centre (the bishopric was founded in Xth century), but it has also another face. It's favourite place of lovers.
There's a tradition that lovers hang padlocks on the bridge. Padlocks have their names and date. Keys are thrown away to the river...
By the way - the word "Tum" means (in old Polish) church of higher range, cathedral. It's not used anymore - survived mostly in geographical names.
"Ostrów" is the old word for an island or peninsula on the river. So the "Ostrów Tumski" means "The Island (Peninsula) of Cathedrals".

Od Wroclaw

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Most Tumski (Tumski Bridge). In the background - the towers of St. John The Baptist's Cathedral.

Od Wroclaw

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

The sight from the Tumski Bridge to Mill Bridge.

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Another well known bridge is Most Piaskowy (Sand Bridge). Since the Tumski Bridge is green, this one is red...

Od Wroclaw

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Most Piaskowy (Sand Bridge)

... And the Most Młyński (Mill Bridge).

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Most Młyński (Mill Bridge)

There's also a modern footbridge - Kładka Słodowa (Malt Footbridge).

Od Wroclaw

(c) Beata Sobolewska-Woźniak

Od Wroclaw

(c) Piotr Woźniak

Kładka Słodowa (Malt Footbridge)