Ignoring the snow that came and went in a few hours on 29 January of this year, it's been a long time since a proper snowfall visited Jeziorki. Today's snow won't stay long, as temperatures are heading above zero, with rain and +4C forecast for tomorrow night. So while the atmosphere is right, time to drop everything for my constitutional spacer at dusk. I head off up footpath MZ-5142-z (below) towards the ponds.
There's no one around, although I can see footprints in the snow. The lake is not entirely frozen over; the swans, however, have finally had enough and flown off in search of open water.
Below: looking south-west from the corner of ul. Kórnicka and ul. Trombity, and the drainage ditch that connects the culvert under the railway line and the ponds.
Below: twilight falls; the previous southbound train still didn't have the lights on for the passengers - this one did. Five minutes past sunset.
Below: by the time I reach the other end of ul. Trombity, the lights come on in the street and houses. And still the snow gently falls... Looking across towards ul. Karczunkowska
Below: final look up ul. Trombity, at the junction with Nawłocka (left) and Dumki (right).
This time last year:
This time two years ago:
Consciousness, memory and spirit of place
This time three years ago:
Polish Perivale
This time four years ago:
Power in the vertical
This time eight years ago:
And still they come [anomalous flashbacks that is]
This time nine years ago:
Classic glass
This time ten years ago:
What's the Polish for 'pattern'?
This time 12 years ago:
"Rorate caeli de super nubes pluant justum..."
Consciousness, memory and spirit of place
This time three years ago:
Polish Perivale
This time four years ago:
Power in the vertical
This time eight years ago:
And still they come [anomalous flashbacks that is]
This time nine years ago:
Classic glass
This time ten years ago:
What's the Polish for 'pattern'?
This time 12 years ago:
"Rorate caeli de super nubes pluant justum..."
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