The bits that don’t fit on a map.
Brit in Poland began as a way to explore a country. Somewhere along the way, the project also became a record of what living here changed, what kept me here, and some of the harder moments that happened in between.
Not every important story is about a place.
The regional pages tell you where I have been. These videos are more about why Poland matters to me — the choices, memories and changes that sit behind all those journeys.
Some are upbeat. Some are reflective. One is especially personal. Together they make the project feel a little less like a catalogue and a little more like the life that created it.
When somewhere else starts feeling like home.
Three different ways of circling the same question: what made Poland stick?
How Poland Changed Me
Finding myself as a British expat and looking at how life here changed the person behind the camera.
Watch story ↗Why I Wouldn’t Move Back to the UK
A personal look at what seven years in Poland changed about my idea of where home is.
Watch story ↗What I Love About Poland
People, cities, nature and food — the things that keep pulling me deeper into the country.
Watch story ↗One country. A very long to-do list.
My Quest to Discover Poland is the closest thing here to a manifesto for the project: why I keep travelling, what I am trying to understand and why “seeing Poland” turned into something far bigger than ticking cities off a list.
Watch the journey ↗When Poland decides to test your relationship with winter.
Surviving the Coldest Winter I’ve Seen in Poland is less about explaining the weather and more about living through it — the kind of everyday experience that becomes part of the story of building a life here.
Watch the vlog ↗The harder things to put into a travel video.
Personal loss, identity and the bigger ideas that sometimes sit behind how I look at Poland.
My Dad Passed Suddenly While I Was in Poland
A raw personal video about grief, distance and losing my dad while the life I had built was here in Poland.
Watch story ↗Why Poland Resists the West’s Problems
A personal argument about how history, culture and borders shape the way I see Poland and its place in Europe.
Watch story ↗The places are only half the story.
For other voices, head to Interviews. For the practical side of being here, Useful Guides picks up where the personal stories leave off.