Out on ul. Karczunkowska, Trombity bus stop. Snow coming in horizontally from the east. I make my train in good time, trudging through mud churned in with snow on the temporary path to W-wa Jeziorki station. Temperature: +1C, wind gusting to 35kmh.
Heading into town, I catch the 07:55 train which has come from Czachówek Południowy, change at W-wa Zachodnia (below). A dear old three-windscreened EN57. One of the last.
Below: A little deja vu thing... By the Hard Rock Cafe, Złote Tarasy.
Outside the InterContinental hotel, even posh cars get snowed on
And on to my destination, Rondo ONZ 1, which afforded good views of a city under wet snow
By the afternoon, the snow had gone. A good thing. Here's a Chausson APH 48 'Pig Snout' outside the Palace of Culture.
This classic bus, the only one in existence in Poland, served Warsaw in the immediate post-war years, to be replaced by the more modern Chaussons in the late 1950s.
This time last year:
Globalisation and the politics of identity
This time four years ago:
More photos from Edinburgh
This time five years ago:
Edinburgh continues to fascinate
This time six years ago:
Ealing in bloom - early spring
This time ten years ago:
Swans arrive in Jeziorki
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