Although sometimes I got lost what it’s all about … Continue reading “WPC – Telling the story”
I love to watch how much creativity is hidden in human’s brain. Continue reading “WPC – Walking flowerpots”
It’s a dangerous animal (if it’s alive it would surely eat you). But … Continue reading “CFFC – Velo-ciraptor”
City of Ghent consists of two worlds: upper (dry) one and lower (wet) one. Sometimes you may get much surprised how different they are. Continue reading “WPC – Opposite city”
You would know from the first look that you are in Belgium. The old towns of Ghent, Brugge or Andwerp are full of red-bricked buildings of 200, 300 or 400 years of age. Continue reading “CFFC – Red bricks and little chapels”
In Belgium beguinages survived in a few towns: Ghent, Brugge, Kortrijk.
W Belgii beginaże przetrwały w kilku miastach: Gandawie, Brugii, Kortrijk. Continue reading “Beguinages of Ghent – Beginaże gandawskie”
Beguinages that survived till present times come usually from XVI and XVII centuries.
Beginaże, które przetrwały do naszych czasów, pochodzą najczęściej z XVI i XVII wieku. Continue reading “Last beguine – Ostatnia beginka”
Though beguines lived in their enclaves surrounded with walls, they do not lock themselves there as nuns or monks.
Choć beginki żyły w swoich enklawach otoczonych murem, nie zamykały się w nich jak mniszki lub zakonnicy. Continue reading “Beguines working – Beginki pracujące”
Beguines wore special clothes, very similar to the monastic habits and for that reason they were mistaken with nuns.
Beginki miały specjalne stroje, bardzo podobne do klasztornych habitów, dlatego często mylono je z zakonnicami. Continue reading “Equality of beguines – Równouprawnienie beginek”