No, I haven’t chosen today’s destination only because of its tongue-twisting nature. Trzęsacz is also a very unique place which shows the destructive power of the Baltic Sea. 1. What is it? Trzęsacz is a tiny village on the Polish coast famous for its disappearing church (see below). 2. Where is it? North-west Poland, on [...]
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