Ambassadors of Amber: the present, a journalist and former Monika Richardson, a photographer Lidia Popiel completed a week long journey through Polish amber trail. Classifieds visited, Malbork and Warsaw.

In Gdansk, the ambassador visited the exhibition of the Amber Museum and the church. Bridget from his famous, unfinished Amber Altar and participated in the show using amber ancient and modern techniques in the studio Zbigniew Strzelczyk. One of the important stops on the route was Amber Fifth Avenue, or the streets of Gdansk St. Mary's, Long, Long Bridge and the Long Market. In Gdynia, the Museum of Amber Inclusions watched rustic artifacts, and S & A familiar cycle of production of jewelry. Jewelry - modern art - has brought them to the gallery Mariusz Gliwiński Sopot (Ambermoda) and Bozena Kaminska (arcade Sopot Amberways).

The next stops on a photo shoot Amber Amber Highway One and a visit to Malbork, where he saw two ladies currently preserved amber there work and the collection of amber in the Castle Museum , including cabinet Stanislaus Augustus.

Next Amber Trail led the ambassador to the capital for a meeting with prof. Barbara Kosmowska-Ceranowicz at the Museum of Earth Sciences - Warsaw reports are included in the Amber world's largest collection of Baltic amber and other fossil resins.

"Ambassadors of gathering material for the album of the amber route from Rome to
Danzig, but above all they know about amber nasiąkały "- said the portal amber.com.pl Coordinator Robert Pytlos amber. Underlying the idea of documenting the journey the album is released this trail ambassadors Amber is also to use their professional skills: Lidia Popiel is capture in a photograph is not the place frequented by, Monica Richardson will be described. "Became engaged with all his heart, so I am confident that there would be a beautiful album. Amber is a magic stone that anyone who takes him in hand, charmed - we're both charmed "- Lidia Popiel said.

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