The Czech Visit 2006

Today I'm at Hana's. She studies biology. She has a lot of animals. Some of them said: "Hi! We are stick insects (Phasmits). We are from Australia. We eat green raspberry leaves. We look terrible but we aren't dangerous. Do you like us?" Stick insects remined me of my first visit to Australia where I met the Tasmanian Devil. It's time to go back home!

The Czech Visit 2006

I am at Fanda's today. He is 7. He likes dancing. He goes to a folklore club once a week. Boys and girls sing there. I like it! They dance and play games. Fanda took me to his school. It is a very small school. There are only 28 pupils in four forms!

The Czech Visit 2006

Easter at Lukas
Today I am at Lukas'. He is 13 and has 3 brothers. We are going out with rattles. A lot of children from the village go with us. We go rattling three times a day. It is old Easter tradition. Biggest rattles are called wheel barrows. Other boys have fish-rattles. Small children have normal rattles.

The Czech Visit 2006

The Czech Visit 2006

2nd March
Today I am at Nicola's. She is 12. She likes music and cooking so we cook!

The Czech Visit 2006

Today I'm at Paulina's. She is 11. She likes dogs, music and computers. She has got two sisters. She lives in Nenakonice. It's a village near the town Tovacov. Paulina and I like cooking. We cook and play PC games. Her house is at a very old castle. Paulina's village is very nice. We watch TV and listen to the radio. Paulina has got a very nice bedroom.

The Czech Visit 2006

Od marca do maja w 2006 roku Baltazar przebywał w czeskiej szkole w miejscowości Dub nad Moravou. Gościli go uczniowie klasy szóstej pani Ivany Buchtovej.
Between March and May 2006 Baltazar stayed in the Czech school. His hosts were Ms. Buchtova's students - class 6.

Baltazar's Cave

During holidays 2007, Mrs. Julia K. a Hungarian teacher, visited my cave in Cracow. She and her family walked around old walls, ejoyed sitting in the cafe and admired my cosy bedroom.

The Wawel Castle

Here, many many years ago there lived my famous greatgreat....grandfather.

Red Nose Day

Goodbye!

We got certificates and said Goodbye! to our teachers and marvelous Exeter. And see you soon!

Torquay

Sunday, 27 August 2006. No classes today! A trip to Torquay. Socrates Comenius programme gave the opportunity to the Hungarian, Slovenian, Italian and Polish teachers of English to meet together and talk, talk, talk....

Torquay

Spain? Italy? Greece? No. South-West England!

At home

One, two, three ... I loved them all!

At home

I love horse riding!

At home

Helen and her 'little one'.

At home

Angela and Ian Roberts were a woderful host family. Ian's meals were delicious and evening chats with Angela were very helpful. You can't imagine a truly English house without any pets. My favourite pet was Helen's horse.

My home is my Castle

It's time to go home. Mój dom jest moim zamkiem, mówią Anglicy. Pora wracać do domu.

Tintagel

Merlin's cave. Merlin was Arthur's magician. W jaskini Merlina czułem się jak w domu.

Tintagel

'There was seen in the churchyard a great stone like unto a marble stone and in the midst thereof was like an anvil of steel and therein stuck a fair sword naked by the point, and letters there were written in gold about the sword that saiden thus: "Whoso pulleth out this sword of this stone and anvil is rightwise born the King of England."' Morte d'Arthur, Malory