Lower Silesia is saturated with palaces, castles and manors like few places in the world. Chwalimierz is the ruins of a 19th-century palace built by the German magnate Gerg Kramst (Lower Silesia belonged to Prussia from around the mid-18th century. It is now in Poland).
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| The remains of the ruins give an idea of the size of this palace. |
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| The ruins of one of the towers, really very tall and soaring, are certainly impressive. |
I’m curious, so I look here and there.
These are ruins, so you have to be careful and, as in the mountains, remember the rule of three support points.
You can’t just walk in everywhere.
I tried to climb some more, but wall was fragile and uncertain.
A short reflection on the fragility of human life and the transience of human achievements.
Although it was not a mountain peak from the Crown of Polish Mountains, this element had to be found here as well. Heh.
Someone help fix it? because I don’t know anything about cars. Heh.
It's great to be able to follow you here, great travel destinations that you describe here…
Lovely views.
Thank You David
Wow… Nice tower… I love ruins… but I will say for the record that your twin towers with their large pink crowns are equally impressive and certainly not in ruines like the one visited! What a breeze of fresh air you are! Keep up this great work. You are a one of a kind travel guide… And you are certainly increasing my desire to visit Poland. Yours Truly. Guido.
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Hmmm, If the structure you wanted to clim on was fragile and uncertain… One thing very certain is how splendid this point of few is. Despite surrounding ruins, there was one very uplifting and inspiring cimetrical structure in the scenery…
Heh… thanks 🙂