English Blogs around Warsaw & Poland
We’re on a constant look in for other English language blogs up Warsaw (or fuzzily coordinated). Here is our pick so far.
Borsuk na Pradze. Our favorite so loaded, so we suitable it triumph (you online people accept short prominence spans). The writer says “I’m from Alberta, Canada and obtain been living in Warsaw, Poland since mid 2009.Poland is the pattern conclusion on what has been a handful wonderful years of traveling. Before working as an English don, I studied sentiment and anthropology, drove heavy trucks in the Alberta oilfield, and worked as a dab hand skipper on a household leggy ship.” Kolin also writes in Finish occasionally - SWMM.
Perfect M’ Stud: An American inWarsaw. The writer says – “A “scholar” and coach in Warsaw occasionally. I conclude the at worst element I miss is the night heavens” (don’t we all). The blog is updated more less directly a week or every two weeks with photos, descriptions of travels, economy predictions and intermittent cooking recipes.
Warsaw Section – The author, Olga Biczel takes stunning photos of places in Warsaw and writes take them – also in English (stay insensible the summaries at the d‚nouement of each transmit).
Hyper-local in the suburbs. Photos, infofilm, nutriment and particular musings on the welcoming comfortable with made liqueurs (which gets our vote).
Raf Uzar – “I live in Warsaw (capital of Poland). I use as an editor, translator and translator trainer and also on Polish Federal Radio.” Raf writes mostly close to news and politics.
Richard Berkeley. Fro the founder: “Richard Berkeley is an Anglo-Pole who has been living in Warsaw in place of ten years. He trained as a musician at London University Goldsmiths College..” This is enough by reason of me – I finished Goldsmiths. Richard likes to reminisce a scads and has a hugely BCC-British accent, which seems fitting.
The writer says “Born to Rub out parents in West London, in 1957. Forty years later, my issue and I moved to Warsaw, Poland, where we live to this day, in the serenity(ish) suburb of Jeziorki.”. This is what we phone hyper-local journalism. Thank god in search it, because no a person can be in all places at once. I particularly like the photos.