Majówka, is the name given to a sneaky little time of the year. It is the first week of May when Labour Day and Constitution Day fall and create a holiday bonanza. The time is spent by many away from the cities and they head to the lakes, seaside, mountains, even abroad. All this as you can take off from work 3 days and gain 6 extra and get 9 days of leave, in a sense, if you include the weekends. We went to Berlin for a short part of this and then came back to enjoy the quiet times that exist in the capital on such an occasion. We thought it would be nice to stroll through the Pole Mokotowskie park which was originally the cities airport, or as it would have been called then aerodrome.
The Metro was empty but when we got to the parks I was blinded. Mostly by the volume of super white flesh that was on display.
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Bikes welcome |
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The first sun devotees |
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It was a free for all at the fountain. |
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The wild flowers of the park attracted some to strip off even when not overly prepared for such an event |
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After the park we headed more centrally, in one of the "stinky" underpasses in Centrum there is a holographic Coke advert. So it isn't my bad photography skills but it changes depending on the angle you look at it. |
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The murals are tidied up and the H&M boobs are out in a rather gratuitous display |
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The Novotel went Orange in sponsorship only to see the orange fade rapidly to a sick salmon colour, it is now being removed. |
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I wanted to take Marty to see a mural I had noticed a few weeks before of Chopin |
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I really like its style |
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Freddy banging out a tune |
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I think that is his mother enjoying it in a very Polish way. |
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I do like the colour tones though. |
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Granny getting down to it. |
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Counting the keys |
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The difference between the outrageous H&M and the conservative M&S is pretty evident. |
Next stop, the new metro line.
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