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Me on the top of Baranie Rohy. Yes, always with the beret :)

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Me on the top of Baranie Rohy. Yes, always with the <a href="http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=445418&context_id=444253">beret</a> :)

Me on the top of Baranie Rohy. Yes, always with the beret :)

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yatsek

As Proud as Pysny Peak

Voted 10/10

I guess this is a demonstration of France's impact on the EU, isn't it? Do you realize what political connotations has a beret had lately in Poland?:))

Posted Jan 8, 2009 6:39 am


	visentin	Re: As Proud as Pysny Peak
	Hasn't voted	Yes, but Baranie Rohy is in Slovakia :D
		Posted Jan 8, 2009 6:56 am


	yatsek	Re: As Proud as Pysny Peak
	Voted 10/10	Should feel safe across the Podhale as well. Have you tried wearing it in Wrocław City?:D
		Posted Jan 8, 2009 7:09 am


	visentin	Re: As Proud as Pysny Peak
	Hasn't voted	It's not my fault if others have "borrowed" the national emblem of Gascony for other purposes :) I will not cancel the Pyrenean tradition because of them !
		Posted Jan 8, 2009 8:17 am


	yatsek	Re: As Proud as Pysny Peak
	Voted 10/10	The musketeers will never die and the trekking poles - whether or not the Poles are French - aren't any less efective than the rapier and foil!
		Posted Jan 8, 2009 10:19 am


	visentin	Re: As Proud as Pysny Peak
	Hasn't voted	Exactly ! Better than trekking poles, me and my fellow "musketeer-taternik" had ice-axes that day :)
		Posted Jan 8, 2009 10:33 am