1.03.2018 - early spring?

The coldest day of winter was today. 
In the past, you could feel the spring in March. Today was like in the middle of winter.

 

Lwowska street. Exit from the bridge towards the Town Square.

The Galician Town (the new section of the Sądecki Ethnographic Park)

Miasteczko Galicyjskie (The Galician Town) is a reconstructed town from the late 19th century. It is a part of the Sądecki Etnographic Park located in Nowy Sącz.
Miasteczko Galicyjskie has been reconstructed based on old plans and drawings of the towns of Stary Sącz, Lanckorona and Krościenko. Guests can visit the historic market and explore the town houses.
Nowy Sącz Royal Castle is 4 km from the property. Nowy Sącz Miasto Train Station is 3.9 km away, and the Market Square – 3.6 km away.
In the Galician Town is also a hotel.

 

 

The lawn mower.

And this is selfie.

Cemetery in winter

The picture shows the cemetery in the neighborhood Zawada. In the middle is a chapel built in 1891 with the foundation of Julia Rudnicka. In 1951-1961 he served as a parish church. Eclectic, brick, plastered, covered with tiles. A single nave with a small square presbytery, where the build sacristy. The interior is covered with a flat ceiling. Outside the walls of divisions framework. Roofs saddle above the nave-bell turret with a lantern spherical shape of the Baroque.

Zawada district.

Old cars

During the past holiday one of the many events that took place in NS was a gathering of old cars. The sun was setting and hid behind the building so it was not the best for shooting, but a few pictures decided to show.
Galician Town, in which the event took place, I will show shortly.

 Galician Town.

1st High School in NS name Jan Długosz

In the picture the oldest school in the NS. The school was opened in 1818.
The photo was taken from the side of the Planty Park.

Jan Dlugosz Street.

House next Lower Secondary School

For Konarski Street, next to the school, there is an interesting building. Whenever I see such buildings regret that today such is not edified. Contemporary architecture, but also interesting, there is no such charm like this building.
The photos were taken in the summer of this year.

 Konarski street.

Lower Secondary School name Adam Mickiewicz

One of the most beautiful buildings in the NS. It is now the middle school. The patron of this school is the most prominent Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz.
The photos were taken on 2 July 2015. (I had the break in blogging, but the camera was taking sometimes).

On the left Konarskiego street, on the right Długosza street.

 

Konarskiego street.

Looking through the archives I found another, completely different view of this building.

 This photo is taken from the street Matejko.

Nowy Sacz in gray

In April and May the weather was bad. So I spotted a gray view.

This little house is not a monument. It is simply a small house living.

 Na Rurach street (On Pipes street)

Szwedzka street

The photo shows a fragment of Szwedzka street (Swedish street).
In the seventeenth century, Swedes invaded Poland. Nowy Sacz was the first Polish town that was liberated from the Swedes.
The street name comes from the Swedish the chapel, which is nearby.

Ulica Szwedzka (Swedish street)

Housing estate Gorzków

Residential complex, which show here is extensive. Here only a fragment. These buildings were built at the end of the last century.
These photos made during the Easter holidays, so it seems quiet neighborhood. In real life, however, is more mobile.

 

Freislera street