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Comments
| Nuno 10.03.2009 |
| Who`s stupid here, dear Olga? I just mencioned that the three crowns belong to Poland. Am i right or not? I visited Poland and been there and i`m certain i was not in Slovakia. I crossed the border after doing the rafting in the Dunajek. The region is beautiful on both sides and, as someone said, it doesn`t matter which country you are. My intention in the commentary was just tell something about the region. |
| Olga from Slovakia 06.08.2007 |
| Yes, of course everything is in Poland...nothing in Slovakia...stupid Nuno...Even slovakia Janosik polish want to be their...they r just jelaous... |
| Diamond 14.06.2007 |
| beautiful view ,i wish mohammad was there |
| ruby 10.11.2006 |
| great!!! |
| MOHAMMAD SINAEI,IRAN 18.09.2006 |
| beautiful view ,i`d like to be there |
| DANIEL 08.09.2006 |
| I HAVE PERSONALLY BEEN THERE AND SPECIALLY IN THIS PICTURE IS SLOVAKIA ON YOUR RIGHT AND POLAND ON YOUR LEFT.THREE CROWNS CAN BE SEEN FROM BOTH. IT IS MOSTLY MATTER OF MOTHER NATURE THAN NATIONS. ENJOY PEOPLE. |
| Nuno 08.09.2006 |
| The 3 crowns are in Poland, not in Slovakia. Dunajec river is the border between the two countries. It´s a nice place to visit and the Pieniny Park is the smallest park in Poland (or one of the smallest). |
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