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Today photos of one of the Polish manors - manor in Lopuszna (village near Zakopane near Gorce mountains). The hause was built in 1790 by former confederate of Bar -Romuald Lisicki. For some time manor belongs to Leon Przerwa-Tetmajer - uncle of famous Polish Writer Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer. Till World War II manor was property of Lgocki family, but after 1945 the estate shared the fate of many other manors and was taken over by the Treasury. This almost led Lopuszna to ruin, but in 70'th the manor was taken over by the Tatra Museum and restored.

Cave bears - 30% larger than brown bear (the largest currently living bear) - became extinct almost 28 000 years ago. They had 2m length, 1,7 meter height and near 1000kg weight!

Golden Slope (pol Złoty Stok) - small town in silesia at the foot of the Golden Mountains. It was the mining settlement from the Middle Ages (created probable before X century).