find most rewarding about the workshop? The whole experience was wonderful. From being given the space to express myself to making new friends, it was a surprisingly emotional and reflective week. The workshop will count towards my degree, and has definitely been one of the best parts! Your comments "Hello again! Its Wojciech, son of George Sokola-Galczynski. It's good to know that you keep this record. SOKOLA arms represents half Odyniec & half Piasta divided with the red Pole on the green background and belongs to the chaplain arms." Wojciech. "To Neville, sorry but K.I.Galczynski was not your pilot - Galczynski; the one from prison camp was a very famous poet in Poland and after being released from the camp he moved to Wilno (now Lithuania), he knew English very well as he had studied modern languages and specialized in English before the war. Good luck in your research!" kasia, Warszawa. "This is the name (Galczynski) of a Polish Flying Officer who flew with 304 Slaski Squadron RAF and survived a Wellington bomber crash in April 1941. I wonder if he is the same man and if Izzy's grandfather flew with him. So if this is what is at the bottom of the pint glass, I'd like to know more, as I am researching 304 Squadron." Neville Bougourd, Durham "Dobry Wieczor! It's in Polish ... I'm Galczynski and I live in Modlin a very famous place in Polish and European history. There was once a General Count von Suchtelen who