meeting house in Poland) A number who attended were guests and investigators. A couple hours of fun and games and lot's of food off of the grille.
Also a trip to the nearby Bazar, (market) where Jean bought a couple neck scarfs. And you can't pass up the vegitables nor did we as our sack was filled with fresh tomatos, carrots, onions and the biggest reddishes ever seen by human eyes.
The monument to the Pope is only a stone's throw
from our apartment and quite impressive even if they could have better spent the Government's money on roads and intrastructer in my opinion. Yet, I guess all religions choose to pay tribute to their leaders in some manner or other. It's just that the Catholics do it up BIG! There has to be a hundred C. Churches in Warsaw alone and the majority are nearly as big as a High School in the U.S.
A two Branch grille, (picnic) Time to eat the Sausage, H. dogs and burgers.
Ross can't put this watermelon down
The best fresh vegitables, anywhere!
Hala Wola (vola) an indoor and out Bazar
Everything, (almost) is for sale at Hala Wola!
The "Pope's Palace" as we call it. A memorial
to Pope John Paul of Poland. The amount of
cement used to build this could have built 50
miles of roads of more. Beautiful, in it's own
'fortress style' way
Blog lookis so nice. The day for the picnic looked so delightful. We have a few good days but now we are on flood watch!
ReplyDeleteForgot to mention those beautiful vegetables and the market. That looks so great.
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