Easter symbols once more

Czech protected areas

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Easter in the Czech Republic

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Polish Easter

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There are some things which are similar and some things which are quite different in Easter traditions.

Jan K. and his music

At this time, it's my most popular song. Genre is oldchool dance or... something like that. In one part of the song you can hear scratching, this made for me DJ Pacific. So enjoy listening... :)
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Published by :	Jan K.
Date :	2008/02/28 20:19

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Rules in the National Parks

• Visitors must keep the time and space restrictions. Mountain climbing can be carried out only by organized mountaineers on determinated places.

• Skiing is allowed only along marked ski routes and slopes or along the marked tourist paths open at that time.

• Bicycle riding is allowed only along public roads and cyclist´s routes determinated and marked on cyclist maps.

• Parachute and sail-planes hops are allowed only after written permission of the TANAP Administration in determined areas.

• Camping and parking is allowed only on determined and marked places

• The environment of TANAP is protected as a whole. It is forbidden to pick up flowers and to damage plants of any kinds.

• To catch, kill or pick any kinds of animals in any of their developement stage, to disturb their life activities by noise, to feed the animals, to throw stones etc. is forbidden.

• It is forbidden to pollute the environment with waste, to wash cars, to make fire, to swim in moutain lakes and creeks.

• The instructions of the corresponding are binding for the visitors.

Tatra National Park

Tatra folklore is as important to the Tatra National Park as its natural environment. Mountain traditions are unique and strongly supported and they embrace dialect, clothing and customs of Tatra highlanders. Their past lives in glorious legends, and is preserved in mountain shrines, churches and huts. Unique Tatra style of architecture developed there on the turn of the 19th century.

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The National Park of Wielkopolska

•The National Park of Wielkopolska was created on April 16, 1957 pursuant to a regulation by the Council of Ministers, the area within its borders was 9600ha, and 5100 was to be administered by the Park. In 1996 a new regulation by the Council of Ministers concerning the National Park limited its area to 7584ha and created a protected buffer zone around the Park. This zone's area, together with the area of the Park, totaled 14840ha. Some areas were excluded form the Park, such as the urban areas of Puszczykowo, Mosina and Stęszew. The National Park of Wielkopolska is located around 15 km south of Poznań and has a very convenient bus and train connection with this city (Poznań- Wrocław rail line), and through Poznań, thanks to many fast trains, also with Warsaw.

•18 areas of strict preservation were created within the Park, with a total area of 260ha. They preserve various forms of postglacial landscape and the most pristine flora complexes, as well as the animals living there. The protected area also encompasses 32 tree monuments and an erratic boulder.

•The National Park of Wielkopolska is a true tourist magnet, with over a million visitors a year. Five tourist tracks with a total length of 85 km cut through the Park. Those tracks form 7 tourist trails enabling a visitor to learn a lot, not only about the nature, but also about the culture of this region

•The Park is home to many monuments. One of the most precious ones is the wooden church in Łódź from the 17th century. Other old churches of a slightly lesser value are to be seen in the towns of Puszczykowo, Stęszew and Wiry.
In the villages of Szreniawa and Trzebaw you can see well-preserved mansions from the 19th century. Another attraction are the ruins of a small castle built in 1827 by Tytus Działyński for his sister Klaudyna Potocka on the Castle Island on Lake Góreckie.

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Świętokrzyski Park Narodowy

(Polish: Świętokrzyski Park Narodowy) is a national park in mid-Poland, in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodship. It covers the highest ridge of the Góry Świętokrzyskie (Holy Cross Mountains) - the Lysogory, with two highest peaks - Lysica (612 meters above sea level) and Lysa Gora (595 meters above sea level). It also covers eastern part of the Klonowski Ridge and part of the Pokrzywianski Ridge.

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Ojcowski National Park

Ojcowski National Park (Polish: Ojcowski Park Narodowy) is a national park in Lesser Poland Voivodeship , southern Poland, established in 1956.

It is Poland's smallest national park, with an original area of 14.40 km² since expanded to 21.46 km². Of this area, 15.28 km² is forested and 2.51 km² is strictly protected. The park is approximately 16 kilometers north of Kraków, in the Jurassic Rock Kraków- Częstochowa Upland.

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Symbols of Polish national Parks

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In this presentation you can see all the names and symbols of the Polish National Parks

The Bieszczadzki National Park

The Bieszczadzki National Park was established on August 4, 1973. Over the past few years, the Park has been enlarged significantly and now totals at 27,064 ha with forests covering most of its area (64%). The Park includes parts of the Bieszczady Mountains, which are the westernmost part of the Eastern Beskidy Mountains Range. The Park is located in the southeastern tip of Poland. Since 1992, the Park has been included on the list of the World Biosphere Reserves.
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