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Late autumn

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The Royal Route (Warsaw)

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Sunrise over the ponds

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Railway station

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At a crossroads

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Memory

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You are my defender and protector

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Gateway to illusions

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Wooden church in Żurominek

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Misty oaks

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Golden Polish Autumn

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"Winter Palace" (Radziejowice)

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Wooden church in Izdebno Kościelne

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Twilight in the city

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Morning ups

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Morning vapour

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Old Linden Alley

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Milanovian oaks

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Foggy sunday morning

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Sunrise on pond

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Jarek

Mazovia. Heart of Poland

Mazovia or Masovia (Polish: Mazowsze) is a historical region in Poland. It is spread over the Mazovian Lowland, on both sides of the Vistula river. It is a low-lying region. Forests cover one-fifth of the Mazovia. Two-thirds of the region’s residents live in cities, mainly in Warsaw – the capital city. Contemporary borders of the Mazovian Voivodeship do not reflect exactly original shape of Mazovia region, but are roughly similar. (Map Source: Wikipedia)

Mazovia. Sand, Vistula and the forest.
My Mazovia. Flat, far afield -
under streams of rustling stars,
under the river of pine trees.

Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński - "Mazovia"

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