3 Brits in Krakow Poland - (ft. Random Dave) 🇵🇱
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2022
- 3 Brits in Krakow Poland - (ft. Random Dave) 🇵🇱
Join me on this adventure with my friend and RUclipsr Random Dave ( / randomdave ) and his dad in Krakow Poland.
We explore the city and head for a local market to meet some locals and experience the local delicacies.
Dave recently fled the war torn Ukranie and is currently staying in Krakow, one of my favourite cities in Easter Europe and Poland.
At the end of a long day, I treat myself to an amazing rub down at the Thai Bali Massage parlour in Krakow Poland with Eka, a masseuse from Bali!!! www.thaibali.pl | ig: thaibali_36 ( thaibali_36)
If you enjoy adventure videos in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, then grab your Vodka, some Zakuski and join me as we join up with Random Dave and his dad and visit the amazing city of Krakow in Poland.
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Pierogi Ruskie does not mean Russian Pierogies. It means Ruthenian (people that lived on the current territory of Ukraine). There was polish region called Ruś Halicka thats why its called Ruskie.
Hello mate,
Thank you so much for the clarification.
Love learning new facts! I appreciate the input.
All the best👍👌
@@J.E.E Yes it's true. Western Ukraine was once a province of the Polish crown and was called Red Ruthenia (Eastern Galicia). Hence the name of the Russian dumplings. It should not be confused, as is often done, with Russia, where this type of dumplings is unknown. Formerly very popular among Poles living in Ruthenia (Ruthenian Voivodeship).
@@worldcitizen123 Well done, you were the closest, but it's worth getting to know the origin of the name Pierogi Ruskie. The dumplings themselves are a typical dish of eastern and far eastern cuisine, their dumplings are served by Georgians, Russians and Ukrainians, of course, under their national names. However, in Poland, "Ruskie Pierogi" gained their popularity and began to expand into the interior of the Republic of Poland from the former territories of the former Ruthenian Voivodeship, whose capital was Lviv. And just as we have herrings in Kołobrzeg or Kashubian from the names of the places and their popularity, with the remnants of the Ruskie Voivodeship, we have the popular dumplings there. I would also like to add that in the 20-30s the name "Ruskie Pierogi" was not used, but "hreczane", with meat, jam or cabbage was made "Pierogi Ruskie" were probably named after the period of 1945 in order to define what area they come from.
Ps. The present "Ruskie Pierogi" in the areas from which they migrated to the interior of the country were simply called "Pierogi z Kartoflami i Serem" and there was no fried onion in their composition, as is now being added to the inside.
it is true but sill in a lot of places in Poland restaurant and shop change Now the name to ukrainian .....
@@margplsr3120 odpiszę tobie po polsku , żeby było bardziej jasno. Mogą je nazywać nawet chińskimi co nie znaczy, że piszą prawidłowo. To samo porównanie mogę zastosować odnośnie nazewnictwa dania typu kebap w Polsce, gdzie każdy bliskowschodni mieszkaniec próbując je i widząc padnie ze śmiechu. Zamknę temat podsumowaniem 200% trafniejszym, że pierogi nie są wynalazkiem polskim, nazewnictwo w wielu przypadkach błędnie interpretowane. Pierogi były popularne w rejonach wschodniej Europy nie należy je przypisywać żadnej konkretnej nacji,
Pierogi w Polsce przed 100 latami były popularne w rejonach południowo wschodnich i nazywane w przypadku omawianych pierogów Pierogami z serem i ziemniakami a nie ruskimi. Żadne odkrycie wystarczy zajrzeć do książek kucharskich ponad stu letnich tam jest wszystko czarne na białym a jeśli ktoś ma ochotę pierogi z serem i ziemniakami nazywać ruskimi , kijowskimi czy mołdawskimi to jego wymysł i ironia. Będąc ironicznym gofra mogę nazwać naleśnikiem na kruchym grubym cieście z pudrem i bitą śmietaną i kto mi zabroni? ale podważyć sens tego nazewnictwa może każdy kto wie że gofr to nie naleśnik i tyle w temacie.
Takiego fimu jeszcze nie wiedziałem. Anglicy mówiący w słowiańskich językach pozakujące miejsca zwykłe nie dla turystów. Pani w gastronomi mówi po angiesku. Bardzo fajny klimat w tym filmie. Oglądam do końca. A pierogą są ruskie od dawnego województwa ruskiego. Polskiego wojewodztwa!
mam takie samo wrażenie , co za poziom
pierogi ruskie = ruthenian pierogis
@Jaras Kowalski Swoim tekstem pokazałeś, jakim jesteś prostakiem. Nie szanujesz swojego języka, wplatając na siłę angielski zwrot - free - mogłeś napisać darmowe.
@@arkjedrzejewsky4990 Hey Anglikami to sa z "nazwy" Jeden jest z Rygi /lotysz/pozostali z Kijowa ,,czasowo w Polsce ,,Mowia po ang, i rosyjsku ,, to naturalne ---Obywatele Swiata 😄.Pani z Kleparza wie j ze dobrze dla biznesu znac troche slow ang ,,Szacunek !!!A filmik badzo dobry 🤗..Pozdrawiam z London//Lisbon//😎
Pani Jadwiga rules 👍🥰😂😂
Was a pleasure mate. Great city, great food, great company!
Totally agree with you great fun with you and Justin
It was great and I really enjoyed it.
Love spending time with like minded people 👍👌
@@jefferybasset8615 hello Jay jay!!! You made the video mate.
I hope the first of many👍👌
Thanks Justin , superlative video , Krakow is one of my favourite cities , visited many times, you cannot beat getting into the markets for genuine Polish food and genuine people. Thanks again mate you have just reminded me of many happy times Stay safe and keep the videos coming !
That was really lnteresting! My wife grandparents were from Poland and we wanna for sure one day
Hello mate,
You both won't be disappointed... It is an amazing place full of history, culture, amazing architecture 👍👌
Let me know when you decide.
@@J.E.E sure thing!
You can also take a look at this channel
ruclips.net/video/HdkWFbHtFfY/видео.html&ab_channel=FromLAtoKRAKOW
See also the channel about Polish sweets in English
Scottish Girl Tastes POLISH CHOCOLATE(there are probably 9 parts)
ruclips.net/video/nLgmC1cKR0g/видео.html&ab_channel=MaverickBaking
I also recommend you the cooking channel Ania from Poland now probably lives in the USA and has a channel about Polish dishes in English
here you have some recipes
Potato Pancakes - Placki Ziemniaczane - Ania's Polish Food Recipe #1 ruclips.net/video/63_jjseeDJs/видео.html&ab_channel=Ania%27sKitchen
tomato Soup - Pomidorowa - Ania's Polish Food Recipe #10 ruclips.net/video/k6vuQd4vvwY/видео.html&ab_channel=Ania%27sKitchen
Apple Pie - Szarlotka - Ania's Polish Food Recipe #2 ruclips.net/video/_cSOwSOexNQ/видео.html&ab_channel=Ania%27sKitchen
There are more recipes of Polish cuisine on Ania's channel
Hi. Nice to see you again in Poland :) Love this video, you guys sitting in local "pierogi-shop", speaking english and our popular polish old songs and small talks on the background. High class sitcom :). It's about midnight and now I'm hungry, you...
Hello mate,
It was a lot of fun to make this video.
I really enjoyed the company, as I usually go it alone.
The Pierogis were fantastic and the place so genuine that we really got to experience it as the locals do.
Sorry to make you suffer with our dégustations at midnight, but there is always the risk of that happening when watching my videos😂😂
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍👌
@@J.E.E Poland is not Eastern Europe but Central Europe. 39:17
Love Poland !!!!!forever !!!!!!🙏❤️👍💝😊
Polish lady: Says a word in French
Justin in response spits a verse
Very perceptive mate👍👌
"as the locals do", that's exactly what i want to see! Good stuff.
Exactly... Keeping it real 👌👍
as a native Krakovian I confirm: *this is what locals do :D*
Merci pour cette belle vidéo de Cracovie dans la joie et la bonne humeur! Les gens sont très sympas et la ville est jolie. Salutations de Montluçon - France. 😍👍
Avec grand plaisir mon ami !!!
La ville est magnifique, mais les gens sont vraiment extraordinaires 👍👌
Je suis très heureux que cette vidéo vous a plu
I loved this city thanks to my friend ❤
J'adore ta façon très positive d'aborder les gens. Ils le ressentent. Merci pour tes vidéos qui me donnent une furieuse envie de voyager à nouveau.
Merci pour ce compliment 👌👍
N'hésite pas... Vien passer quelques jours à Riga, c'est magnifique.
Si je t'ai donné envie, donc j'ai réussi 👌👍
I am Polish from Lublin and it is the first time I am watching your channel. RUclips recommended to me. Three of you guys together creating such a good vibe when discovering the city and tasting polish food. Go to Lublin and you will be also really impressed by architecture, atmosphere and kindness of Lubliners.
Hi Maxon.
So happy you are enjoying the content.
I will definitely visit your town and now I look even more forward to it.
I am sure it will be a real treat!!!
Just a tip: this type of Polish bar-resraurant-bistro is called Garmażerka in Polish. You can get pierogi there but also different types of Polish food, including pastries, all home-made. Locals often go there, buy some food and then eat it at home if they don't feel like cooking. It reminds me of my college days. :) Enjoy!
"garmażerka"... wow, yes... it is the name of it... but I haven't hear it for a decade or two, it is rarely used
As young poles never hear this word.This word must was created in PRL
@@Exodus07 propably... or possibly in the interwar period
I don't know where you guys live but this word is alive and well, especially in Eastern Poland. There aren't many "garmażerka" places left anymore anyway, maybe that's why it sounds strange. I'm not even 30 yet so it's not only a PRL relict. :)
@@evivalarte5172 sounds like a polonized word from Ukrainian / Belarusian or Russian. A lot of people of these nationalities (Eastern Poland) live there. It makes sense. I am from central Poland
Well done Sir! Good to see fun and happiness in spite of all the world affairs. Good on you Mate.
Cool video, I haven't been in Poland for over 7 years now, thanks for showing around
I'm hungry after this video. 😆 Pierogi looks delicious. ❤️ Your video is so interesting. Greetings from Warsaw.
Another fine video Justin, love it...! 5 STARS.... Those pierogi's looked delicious... Keep up the great work my friend....Greg
Just found this channel been watching your Poland videos all day I’m surprised how many speak English they must all learn in school
These videos give me an opportunity to appreciate my own country through a different perspective, been on a bit of a binge recently, quite by accident because of the whole war and influx of refugees. The whole thing kinda makes you appreciate what you have and is a reminder that we shouldn't take things for granted, because they can be taken away. Thanks! Oh and I don't really know If it's traditional, but my mom always added caramelized onion and skwarki (diced bacon) on top of the pierogi.
I agree, it is always good to take time and appreciate what we have.
I am sure that wouldake them super delicious.
All the best mate👍👌
Justin I love your style the way you can cherish the national marquets enywhere you are.
Thank you my friend for the kind comment, it really helps support the channel.
Love the food reviews randomly in vlogs, wanna see it every vid
Hello mate,
Happy you are enjoying the content.
Will do my best 👌👍
Just 3 Brits that speaks perfect Ukrainian, French, Russian(?)! Nothing unique :O
A lot of polish restaurants in Chicago too...love theyr food as Northern Italian born..Austria-Hungary influence
Chicago... The Polish hub, I bet you could get some amazing food there.
I love the northern Italian kitchen!!!
All the best mate👌👍
@@J.E.E oh yeah ...unfortunately not a lot of authentic Italian food...mostly an American version lol.
Take care man!
Poland has a lot of Italian influences since the early 16th century when Bona Sforza became the Polish Queen and brought with her Italian recipes and produce which to this day is known as "Wloszczyzna" ("Italian produce" - carrot, celery, cabbage, onions)
@@boskee that is very interesting! Thank u
First time watching. Very nice video. Thanks and take care.
I'm glad you enjoyed... Thanks for watching! 👍👌
Good to meet up with other vloggers! It adds an extra dimension to your vlogs. Great city, Kraków. First time I visited, it was in 1986, epic. Hotel Francuski, 3 stars I think, no warm water, rust colored, low pressure. No tourists. And the Poles were so welcoming... nostalgy.
The mother-in-law of my English friend was surprised that in Poland there are many restaurants, cafes and shops. My friend laughed that she thought there was no electricity or water sewage system in Poland.
Amazing the perception some people have, that is why I make these videos, to show how wonderful these countries are.
Thank you for watching 👍👌
@@J.E.E My friends want to come to Poland to Auschwitz but they think they won't be able to buy food or order in a restaurant because they don't speak Polish. I'll send them your video. It will help them for sure.
@@beks1731 Thank you for that... So nice of you to promote the channel.
Here is no electricity and white bears are walking on the streets :))) Greetings from Krakow;)
Got here for the first time and already love this guy. Thank you mate for showing Krakow for us. 🙂
Hello mate,
Happy you like the videos and I loved visiting Krakow.
Thank you for the kind supportive comment 👌👍
Keep up the videos man I like it. I think you should set up a cooking show also. I love your passion for food
I want Random Dave's dad in more videos haha, what a legend
Keep watching he will appear again!
Great video Justin , I really enjoyed it and I had a laugh about your food experience in 🇵🇱 Poland .
Dave's dad is awesome.
He was the star of that episode for sure
He is hilarious and a good sport👌👍
I can tell good people. 👍 Very good sport. 👍
Great vlog. Looking to visit Krakow in a few weeks, you have whet my appetite!
Thanks for the interesting reportage about our city. Well done!
Very interesting content you have in your channel, plus your fun and sociable personality gives a nice touch to your interaction with the locals. Excellent.
Thank you very much, that is very nice of you to comment.
I am happy you enjoy the content and I look forward to more comments in the future.
Thank you for watching and commenting 👍👌
French is great. I didn't know Justin also speak French. Very nice.
French is a great language!!!
Will practice my French at any opportunity 👍
Languages are my passion and hobby!
Nice. :)
That market is brilliant!! sometimes they have a sunday market couple of times a month during the summer months. You passed the stall on the edge of the market where they sell hats, scafs and the 2 women set there stalls up even during the during the winter months. You missed the coffee shop at the end of the market called Kawa where they roast their own coffee beans.
There was so so so much to see that we did not have time for I and Random Dave (my Son) shall return there !
As always, great video Sir, stay safe !!!!
what a beautiful song the lady with Ukraine's flag was singing! Hope the war reaches an end! Piece for the entire world!
Great banter between yous. Hopefully come across more videos like this.
Too true about the traditional Brit abroad. No intention to step out and experience different food and culture. My wife is from Krakow and when we go back we always try something new
This seems to be a very nice place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
I have to visit this pierogi place next time I'm in Cracow. Great video mate👍🙂
Thank you my friend, the Google maps link to the market is in the description.
Enjoy👌👍
Great video loved it
The spinach bled through the dough.
Makes sense!!!
Thanks for the clarification👍👌
New subscriber. Found this video after I posted my own Krakow video and realised its the same market. You are so right about getting out where the locals shop and meeting them. How I wish I had your language skills Justin. Looking forward to catching up on your Warsaw videos too.
Looks like you had a good time in Poland and nice food👍👍👍
Vodka without a snack?
Not true. In Poland there is always an appetizer. There can be a cucumber, a medium, hard boiled eggs with mayonnaise and many other things!
This is the first time I've heard of smelling a friend's head.... This is some new strange practice for me-Polish woman!
I think the girl from Kharkiv was stressed by the presence of the camera!😊
That place with drinks is my favourite 😁Everytime I come to Krakow I always visit Tradycyjne trunki First 😁cheers guys!
Good choice mate!!! Hopefully we will bump into eachother one day and have a shot or two👌👍
Random Dave's Dad was so much fun, but you lost him at the end of the video.. Where did he go? That pierogi tasting looked delicious. we don't get that many varieties in the store here. But we do have punchki donuts for Fat Tuesday in Cleveland 😋
Pierogi ruskie are Ruthenian dumplings, not russian. The Ruthenian dumplings are very typical for Polish cuisine but the dish comes from Ruthenia, Ukraine nowadays.
Thank you so much for clarifying! It was an innocent mistake👃
Either way they are absolutely delicious👌
Thank you so much for watching and commenting👍
Had notifications on and instantly started watching, another absolutely great video, when u filming more videos back in latvia Justin the goat ??
So great to hear and I really appreciate that kind of support for the channel.
I am back in Riga this week and will try and upload one this week👌👍
@@J.E.E legend
Put Bigos on your list to try also Flaki(tripe soup), Golabki(stuffed cabbage, the veggie ones are made with buckwheat), Placki Ziemniaczane(potato pancakes) those will give you an idea of local flavors.
Great video Justin! Stary Kleparz is my favourite market, I've spent hours mooching round that place. I'm a VERY regular visitor to Krakow (about 4 times every year). Love the people, love the food and love the city! Hoping to meet up with Random Dave for a beer on my next visit. GB-PL
Justin i know what you mean about this cool city visited in October last year and was back last week for a few days, i am sure will be back again. Realy enjoying your videos, still to visit Riga but it's in the plans, take care.
The thing I miss the most in the UK are the polish bakeries
They are amazing👍👌
NIce instructive videos. Come visit Bucharest, Obor market! ✌
I am polish and I am suprised so many old ladies can speak some english. Younger generation ok - several languages often but old generation mostly russian (obligatory learn in primary school in comunist time) so it was interesting to see :-)
It also surprised me mate .. but I thought it very cool.
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍👌
I feel obligated to explain one thing. This special type of dumplings is called "PIEROGI RUSKIE" just like "Russian dumplings" but they don`t come from the word Russia, but from the land of "Ruthenia" just like "Kievan Ruthenia" ... Ukraine today.. . And although they sound like Russian dumplings,but they are from Kievan Rus, so it is more correct to call them "Ukrainian" in the 21st century. Until now, Poles didn't pay attention to it, but in the context of what Russia and the bandit Putin are currently doing, Poles are radicalizing in every aspect to oppose evil ... They even change the name of the dumplings ... Remember in Polish "Ruś" comes from " Kievan Rus "generally hard to explain it to a Pole, and even more so to a British in a foreign language, um, but I hope I explained it a bit... So, Kievan Rus existed as a civilization, when in Moscow they lived in a bush in hats of shit ... That's true
wow great stuff, people sometimes forgot the real therm of Ruthenia- best regards from Dublin
I understand the feeling but it is how people call it after WW2. Sometime it gets me too when I see cultural appropriations but then I feel sorry for those who do it. Because it is sucks to be raised in the culture full of lies and bs. At the same time, I do like when there are tricky names like that. You get to find out later after trying the dish. There are many dishes like that. We all know French fries and Dijon mustard are not French. Also if you have to add the name of the region, that means the main recipe itself is not invited in Ukraine. Dumplings came from china via silk trade route. Dumpling arrived in Ukraine with Armenian and Greek immigrants. So take it easy. Educated people will always know that Ukraine is the Rus. Old Ukrainian language was called "Ruska mova". Ignorant people will always be around and no point to worry about them.
wow you ate so many dumplings :)
Stary Kleparz - one of the beating hearts of Krakow!
Thanks to Justin for the wise promotion of the city and the people.
He also need to try the Kielbasa with a piece of bread & mustard at night from the blue van outside the Hala Targowa on ulica Grzegórzecka
Love it love it love it.
I am so happy you are enjoying the video👍
Thank you, thank you, thank you 👌
Thank you Justin.
After video like this I love my city more and more, thank you
Wow that is such a great compliment coming from a local.
Thank you so much for the support👍👌
hey, Justin. How is about to make video how you learned russian and french, what diffuculties u had and etc. Cos i watched some but you never says about it. I think its wud be great.
Traveling done right. Find something local and avoid chains.
I come from Krakow, I'd remember this place well, in fifties and sixties Klepaz was really big market place, presently only fraction of it remains, currently I'd live in Melbourne Australia, but the name Klepaz means seller and buyer struct their palm hands to finish the deal
Hi my friend, Thank you very much for your input! 👍 😃
you guys know polish so swietny odcinek !
Dziękuję bardzo, przyjacielu.
Uwielbiam podróżować po Polsce!
@@J.E.E następnym miastem Wrocław!!
Can I recommend you try Mazaya Falafel at Rondo Grzegorzecki ( Gregory’s roundabout) , really tasty & crunchy !
Video was funny.
Thanks for watching!! 😃👍
Great video guys! By the way, Pierogi is already plural, no need to add "s" at the end.
11:25 such markets in Krakow's dialect are called "kleparz" what literally means "clapped place", where the ground have been hardened (clapped) to allow more people to come and trade, especially trade living animals (it was an animal market since the pre-history untill 1920's) and now "kleparz" is the proper name of this area - "Kleparz" (with kapital K).
16:30 in general Polish 3 is "trzy" ("třy") but in Krakow we pronounce it "czszy" ("čšy").
20:20 in Krakow word "Ruskie" is a general term for Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, best translation is "Ruthenian". When we say "Russian" we say "rosyjskie".
That's so interesting I'd always thought Kleparz meant shopkeeper in English. Thanks
Justin, you have such a rough life! I could not believe the no appetizer part. I think they can sell more alcohol with appetizers.
I know!!! I struggle every day with having to travel, eat good foods and suffer through 3 hour massages😂😂😂
I agree, some appetizers would be a great addition to a place like that.
@@J.E.E Such are the hazards of leading a life of purpose and self sacrifice. On behalf of all viewers I thank you as our cultural and culinary ambassador.
Pretty British Weather so Feel Like at Home
nice vlog
Thank you my friend👌👍
Guys, why do you eat cold pierogies? You need to warm it up. Cold pierogies are like hot beer or cold tea. ;-)
They weren’t cold, she heated them up for us 😉
@@RandomDave Cool.
They were hot and they were absolutely superb
There are some great shopping malls there. I tried to visit most of them
Thank you so much for you feedback, i really appreciate it!! 👍😃
I eat russian or with cabbage and mushrooms dumplings with salt and pepper. I love the fruit ones with sweet cream sprinkled with sugar
20:43 punch line but actually the best pierogi are from minced pork lungs .
Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 Samarkand city❤
Thank you so much for watching, my friend!! 👍😃
From LA to Krakow
All the best mate👌👍
Friend i am amazed by your language knowledge,it remains for you to learn albanian language
Coolest English I've ever heard.
Well done Justin, you have made of a good job for my country. And the only last question comes to me - are you MI5, or MI6?..
Hello mate,
It is an amazing country👌👍
The second part of your comment is complicated... MI5 is internal UK and MI6 is just a nick name the actual name is SIS...
A spy would never say he is one and anybody who says they are is for sure not a spy... Therefore The question is technically unanswerable 😂😂😂
Hello Justin!
You like visiting market. In the city square are "Sukiennice" - this is the oldest shopping mall in the world - market on the roof, built in XIV century!
Thai Bali massage, been there, done that...
I can give you an advice. We have this saying that if you find vodka tasty then you have a problem. Vodka shouldn't taste good, the quality is measured by how you feel the day after ;) I love your video BTW so genuine
Pierogi is already plural
Nice to see English guys debating on pierogi at cafeteria 🥟 🥟 😃 As a Pole I could debate the same way on taste of the full English breakfast which I really love as well as scones (yummy 🤤)
Where is the bar you visited at end of video do you have addressed please
LOL Trzy trzy trzy. LOL Three three three. LOL
I laughed my ass off. So funny.
☺️👌👍
you spoke Russian with almost no accent, это круто 👍
I was really also surprised ,krasivo
His last name is Malka or Małka, so he is probably eastern european origin ;)
Oh! Look!!! Some Brits in Kraków that don't binge drink and puke all over the square!!! What an extraordinary view!
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Sad but funny and true!
I’ve heard your not allowed to drink on the streets in Poland unless your in a outdoor sitting area of a bar or something
We're going to Latvia now. Me and my fella would love to buy u a pint in leningrad tomorrow if you're around 😉
Hi Gumara,
That is so nice and I would love to, but I am travelling to London today!!!
I will be back on Tuesday if that works for you.
@@J.E.E Ahh we're going back to Dublin on Monday. Next time! 😀
Love You guys ! What a positive people !
Its pronounced Krakov although spelt as kow, the Polish w is a V
Kleparz. Moje miasto;)
Is that Kleparz marker?
great video justin! hope you come some day to israel :)
That would be amazing... I have looked into it but many restrictions on vaccinations from what 8 understand
@@J.E.E yes but know is open to tourism only test 72 before flight to israel :) if you come some day to israel send me massage thanks shay
Justin reminds me of Borat, I like
You should be a geography teacher !
Not a one tourist he says ... Well, at the very least i see one ;)