Below: the centre of Łady, a Marian chapel, and buildings that look something out of a Western. "Sheriff's lookin' for ya, boy!" A half moon rides a clear sky.
Below: Łady has its own village pond, which gives it a spirit of place, a focal point.
More ponds, further west. Between Falenty and Janki, one of several large commercial fish ponds, which have been here since Tsarist days. Below: Staw Falencki, looking east.
Below: Staw Falencki, looking west. I wrote yesterday about the low water level in the Vistula, but here in Falenty, there's no sign of drought; the water comes right up to the bank.
This time last year:
The Old Sailor's Tale - part II
This time two years ago:
Prague-Jeziorki-Moscow
This time three years ago:
The passing of Lt. Cmdr. Tadeusz Lesisz
This time five years ago:
Summer ends, autumn begins
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