Geolożka
Geolożka is a smiling girl dwarf with a long braid who taps a rock with a geologist's hammer, at aleja Jaworowa 19 in Borek.
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Geolożka
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Story
Geolożka is a cheerful girl dwarf who is hard at work on a lump of rock. She wears a pointed cap with a little button, her hair falls in a long braid over her shoulder, and she holds a small pick-hammer to the stone with a big, friendly smile. Fallen leaves gather around the rock in autumn, which suits a dwarf who spends her days studying what lies underground.
History & Significance
Geolożka stands at aleja Jaworowa 19 in Borek. The sources I could check name neither the sculptor nor the date it appeared. The dwarf tradition began in 2001, when the Orange Alternative monument (Papa Krasnal) was unveiled on Świdnicka street, and the city has kept adding bronze dwarfs ever since. The sources I found do not say who commissioned or sponsored it.
Inspiration
She celebrates the profession of a geologist, someone who studies rocks, minerals and the history of the Earth. The sources I found do not say who commissioned her or why she stands at aleja Jaworowa 19, so no sponsor is named here. Look at the hammer: it is the classic tool for breaking off a sample.
Fun Facts
- Geolożka is about 3.3 km in a straight line from the Market Square.
- The nearest dwarf in our database is Trakuś, 156 m to the north-west.
- The sources I found do not name the sculptor or the date, so this one is a small mystery for dwarf hunters.
- Wrocław's dwarfs began in 2001 with the Orange Alternative monument, Papa Krasnal, on Świdnicka street.
- Her tool is a geologist's pick-hammer, the same kind used to chip samples out of rock.
How to Find This Dwarf
Find Geolożka at aleja Jaworowa 19 in Borek, about 3.3 km in a straight line from the Market Square. Nearest dwarfs, measured from the coordinates: Trakuś is 156 m to the north-west, Geodeta is 235 m to the north-east and Servelia is 423 m to the north-west. Wromap.pl warns that access may be restricted by a gate or fence, so check before you go.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Geolożka dwarf in Wrocław?
Geolożka stands at aleja Jaworowa 19 in Borek, about 3.3 km in a straight line from the Market Square. Wromap.pl warns that access may be restricted by a gate or fence, so check before you go.
Who made Geolożka?
The sources I could check do not name the sculptor, the date it appeared or a sponsor.
Which dwarfs are close to Geolożka?
Measured from the coordinates: Trakuś is 156 m to the north-west, Geodeta is 235 m to the north-east and Servelia is 423 m to the north-west.
Accessibility
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In the photo she sits on a rock raised above the ground, in front of a building facade, so small children may need a lift to see her face. Wromap.pl warns that access may be restricted (for example by a gate or fence), so check on arrival.
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