This is the season; oh that it would stay like this, at the start of blossom time, transient yet transcendent, my local walk transformed, mouth gaping wide with wonder.
The great state of Mississippi, 1930s, transported to the edge of Warsaw.
Below: the pond on ul. Pozytywki, corner of ul. Cymbalistów.
Below: the garden suddenly starts to look good.
Below: further along ul. Trombity
Below: how did that get up there? An excavator on a hill of sandy soil, between Biedronka and the railway tracks.
Below: taken from the top of another hill of soil made by builders, this year's Ballast Mountain, a good vantage point to see the coal trains.
Below: blossoms outside my office, the PASTa building to the right.
This time year:
Weather bad, mood SAD
This time five years ago:
Bicycle shake-down day
This time six years ago:
40 years on - Roxy Music's first two albums
This time eight years ago:
Twenty years, ten months, six days
This time ten years ago:
Swans still in Jeziorki
Saturday, 14 April 2018
Blossoms and pylons
Labels:
coal train,
Jeziorki,
spring,
sun,
ul. Trombity,
weather
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