Angels and the city

 

 Summer. Sun, see, beach. Drink with a straw. Really???

Definitely not for me. I fancy something that is quite different- big city life.

It's not just about the cafés and shopping malls.

It's the philosphy of life- maybe to hectic, but I'm still in love with it. 

I can't imagine myself living somewhere else like e.g. in a village. 

Am I a city slicker? So what? ;)

Greetings from Warsaw 

(the pics have been taken there).

No, I don't live in this city (yet).

Have You been there too?

'I have fallen in love with this place...'

 Camelot Cafe

A very friendly place. Although it's close to the Main Square, 

it's not as crowded and commercial as other places in its surroundings 

but really charming and inspiring.

 LuLu LIVING

Go upstairs and dicover a must-see concept store 

full of designer, gorgeous objects.

 What do You think about this place? 

Have You been there already?

And how do You like my photos?

If You are interested, there are more of my pictures on my fanpage ;)

Have a nice day!

Hot-air balloons in the freezing air

Imagine a white, empty (almost) space. 

You're driving a car with your annoying family, 

listening to a caterwauling music on the radio and generally dropping off.

Suddenly You hear Your younger sister screaming with excitement: 

'Mommy, look what I've found!' pointing at the sky. 

I'm wide awake.

Hot-air balloons! What a view!

After my request, we headed towards the airport near Nowy Targ (an hour drive from Kraków, Poland) where the event was taking place.

We neared enough to take some nice close-up pictures.

Visiting row houses in Toruń, Poland

Toruń is famous for many things- gingerbread, Copernicus and... 

gothic row houses (also called townhouses) situated on the Old City Market Square. 

What is so special about them? A long history? Rich colours and ornaments? Accommodation? Everything mentioned. To be honest with You, I have to say that what I've liked the most was the texture of a facade when the sun reached its zenith (Picture 5.) 

and when streets were empty (Picture 3.). 

It was so hot that only tourists (Picture 6.) - and I - decided to go out 

and get sunburned...