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Renovating an Old House. "He Thought There Were Dollars Hidden in the walls."
"A friend of mine convinced me, 'Come on, I'll take the guys and we'll try to save it. With labor, we should be able to keep the cost to 90,000 złoty.' It was a real gamble," recalls Piotrek Tarnowski, another hero of the "Ruiners" series, who renovated a house built by the Germans near Koszalin.
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"A friend of mine convinced me, 'Come on, I'll take the guys and we'll try to save it. With labor, we should be able to keep the cost to 90,000 złoty.' It was a real gamble," recalls Piotrek Tarnowski, another hero of the "Ruiners" series, who renovated a house built by the Germans near Koszalin.
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