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Trefl Puzzles - Educational Games

Since 1985, Trefl has been trying to do its best to satisfy the tastes and expectations of puzzle lovers. Trefl is currently offering puzzles which:

• consists of pieces of different size and number

• are characterised by an attractive design and are based on popular licenses

• are available in a wide range of themes for the youngest customers

• include interesting collections for adultsare of high quality

• are made of environment-friendly materials

About  Morskie Oko lake, Tatras

Morskie Oko (Slovak Morské oko; Hungarian Halastó literally "Marine Eye") is the largest and fourth deepest lake in the Tatra Mountains. It is located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. It is situated in the Rybi Potok Valley, at the base of the Mięguszowiecki Summits, and deep within the Tatra National Park.

The earliest documents in which Morskie Oko is mentioned date back to 1575.

In 1637, the Polish king Władysław IV granted Wladyslaw Nowobilski the right to use the pastures adjoining the area.

In 1824, Morskie Oko became private property when Zakopane estate, including Dolina Rybiego Potoku, were purchased from Austrian authorities by Emanuel Homolacs.

At the end of the nineteenth century, a boundary dispute arose between Galicia and Hungary over property rights to the lake and adjoining area (the so-called Morskie Oko dispute). The Court of Conciliation in Graz ruled in favor of the Poles; this event is credited to Oswald Balzer, who represented the Galicia government.

Morskie Oko was also "discovered" for tourism by Dr. Tytus Chałubiński in the nineteenth century; the first shelter was built in 1836 but burned down in 1865. A second shelter, built in 1874, was burned down in 1898.

Since 1933, the lake has been owned by the Polish state.