Not the best weather for walking, but those daily paces are essential. Below: the former village shop in Machcin, long closed. A reminder to use or lose your local services before they get steamrollered by corporate power and consumers' drive for low-cost convenience. This one might be gone, but there are similar local stores in Grobice, Widok and Rososz; I make a point of popping into these when out on my walks to make some small purchases, water or in summer beer, snacks, cat-food, and anything I've run out of at home. And just to say hello to the shopkeepers, to be recognised as a local. Community is important in rural parts.
Back home, though it's early afternoon, the sun, is low in the sky. It struggles bravely to peek through the low cloud.
This time two years ago:
Using it not so as not to lose it
(Wars restaurant cars in Polish trains!)
Pleasance, the feeling of feeling pleased
This time five years ago:
Another dream of Dziadio
This time ten years ago:
Teetering between rage and reason
This time 11 years ago:
Poland – it works!
This time 13 years ago:
Foggy evening on Aleja Szucha





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