Sosnowiec

Wonderful day in Krakow seeing Wawel Cathedral, St. Mary's Basilica, and the Cloth Market. Some of us also went tsee Jagiellonian University, dating to the 1300' but all of us ate very well. Dr. Entwistle's friend Daniel picked us up and took us to Sosnowiec. We are staying in local homes for the next few days. All of us are doing very well and are looking forward to attending church tomorrow.

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