August sunsets around Chynów

The climax of a summer evening's walk should be catching the sunset.

Below: the evening had been heavily overcast, with a downpour threatening - it didn't happen - the clouds passed and a narrow slit of clear sky, just above the horizon, let the setting sun shine upon the landscape... Just north of Piekut. 

Below: south of Gaj Żelechowski - suddenly, I noticed this splendid sight...

Below: I walked towards the setting sun to get it fill the frame...

Below: Another evening, another sunset to chase... Chynów, towards Nowe Grobice, approaching the highest local height as the sun nears the horizon.

Below: looking towards the northern edge of Chynów, the unpaved ulica Miodowa.

Below: this rare Earth. Treat it well. Let nature flourish.

Below: today was the mirror opposite of yesterday; rather than emerge from the clouds for a final farewell, the sun dipped behind a cloud bank with a quarter of an hour to go.

Below: a freight train on the Warsaw-Radom line; because there's not enough current in the overhead lines to power heavy goods trains, they have to be diesel-hauled between Czachówek and Radom. Here's a Freightliner PL Class 66 pulling a rake of coal wagons. Note the air-conditioning units above the cabs at either end of the loco.

This time last year:
"Don't call me Czachówek - my name is Gabryelin"

This time two years ago:
Accounting for Coincidence
[The Henry Cow-Benjamin Piekut story] (There's Piekut again!)

This time three years ago:
Działka food

This time four years ago:
Proper summer in Warsaw

This time five years ago:
Poland's trains failing in the heat

This time six years ago:
"Learn from your mystics is my only advice"

This time seven years ago:
Out where the pines grow wild and tall

This time ten years ago:
Behold and See (part V) - short story

This time 11 years ago:
Syrenki in Warsaw

This time 12 years ago:
What's the Polish for 'impostor'?

This time 13 years ago:
Running with the storm on the road to Mamrotowo

This time 15 years ago:
St Pancras Station - new gateway to London

This time 16 years ago:
Mountains or sea? North Wales has them both