City Hall - Hitler spoke from the balcony and you can see a statue dedicated for Pope John Paul's visit to the right
This statue was actually pretty cool - Angel of Liberty I think it was called. I loved how it bordered the ship monument in the distance
Notice the anchor beneath her robes. I love the honor old communities paid to the trades that sustained them. Our trades are so non-tangible now, tangible symbolism is no longer possible.
Alecia, Pavlo, and a friend of Pavlo's. Alecia, Pavlo, Asia, and I were all studying Italian in Ascoli at the same time.
The full moon that lightened our limerick laden lollygag home.
Asia and Sherry and Igor
Were feeling no pain that's for sure
As they walked through the night
'Neath the full moon's light
Laughing at limericks this poor
Poland's walk of fame where famous stars place their handprints in the little seaside town of Miedzyzdroje (or something like that)
These were soooo coool! Bungie cord safety belts over trampolines! It was great watching this little girl go higher and higher and her dad encouraging her on...
Asia and Maria laughing 'cuz I told them I was going to take a picture of that green eyesore and post it as a typical Polish house
Sewerym and Irena whom I met on the Ferry from Poland to Copenhagen. They were sooo sweet. Couldn't speak a single word of English but we "chatted" as they ate their lunch at my table. I shared my chocolates and they drew a family tree picture to tell me about their kids and grandkids. They got married when she was 18 and have been married 41 years. Still so obviously in love. I took a picture (with their camera) of him looking at her like she was the most beautiful woman in the world - which to him I'm sure she is. What is that like? To love so deeply for so long?