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Saturday, 17 June 2017

My neighbourhood

17th June 2017


I spend weekend at my summer house. Unluckily the weather is rainy, cloudy and stormy. Luckily we have finished our work in the garden. We were weeding, planting and watering. So garden is ready for summer and holidays We are going to spend 6 weeks here. We start summer holidays at school on 23rd June and start school on 4th September.

In the evening yesterday at 8.30 p.m.  I was walking my dog and took photos.  The nature is beautiful, colourful and vibrant because it is almost summer. My neighbours are typical middle class who live in detached houses with garden and on the driveways there are 2 or 3 cars it dependens on the size of family.They live permanently here but some people like us live temporally or visit their houses at the long weekends.

Relationships are diplomatic but it is OK and it is typical nowadays in Europe.  We have small talks while do shopping or walking our pets or cleaning our gardens. 

















My home is my castle it is the suitable description of relationships among neighbours here.  But I really like this small town community in which we have lived since 2008 as temporary residents. It is so different from our big city life in apartment. It is 250 km from our city but culture and traditions are different. We live in part of the country which has belonged for 3 centuries to Germany.  Here it was Poland  but for 50 years it belonged to Austria. Polish history is very complicated.


We have learned a lot here and have experienced a lot of nice local events.  Living here I have discovered my green fingers and I love my small garden with flowers and apple trees and so on. So it is my place on this Earth. 

12 comments:

  1. Loved these photos - and that you have discovered your green thumb - and home.

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  2. So nice to have this oasis in the country!

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  3. So nice to see your photographs here.
    Lovely pinks, red and white in the blooms.

    All the best Jan

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  4. Polish history is complicated, and it's been years since i studied it so i've forgotten much.

    You have found a lovely place to call home!

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  5. Super roses on the first picture.

    Greetings,
    Filip

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  6. It looks lovely and your flowers are very pretty. How wonderful to get out of the city for a while. Wishing you a very restful and relaxing time there.

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  7. You are so blessed to have a beautiful country home to get away from the city. Beautiful roses and scenery. Have a happy summer holiday!

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  8. You are so lucky to have a summer home in a sweet village. Your history is certainly very complicated!

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  9. What a nice home for the summer months. I'd love to see your harvests from your garden.

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  10. Enjoy your holiday at it's not long till you have them.

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  11. O yes, that was the first thing you've learned me: how complicated your Polish history is! Ik hope to see photos of your flowers and trees this summer.

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  12. Beautiful shots from your neighbourhood and wonderful fences and garden!

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