 Walking to Gdynia |
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Swans and calm beach
Morning light and soft lapping waves makes this beach on the Baltic Sea a good place to walk.
The best thing about Ewa and Boumil's house is the pets, three dogs and cats; reminds me of home. It was great walking the dogs in the park yesterday. A couple more days in this area and I will head for Warsaw. The weather has been great, an Indian summer making the days much warmer than expected. If I time it correctly, I'll be moving south when the colder weather comes back.
Statue for local man.
The statue honours an elderly, poor man who use to frequent this street with his umbrella. He was quite a character.
Cliffs
Not on the scale as the cliffs of Dover, these are made of sandstone. Under the sea, near Gdansk, there are deposits of amber that can wash ashore after storms.
Stronghold
During the war there was a great battle here while the Polish forces tried to defend themselves.
Cliff
People are not suppose to walk under cliff due to erosion, so of course we did. It was fastest way to town.
Park
What a beautiful park, again, very quiet and calm, although Ewa said that there are foxes, badgers and wild boar here.
Poland's Flag
Map of Poland
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