If being European was simply down to town and city aesthetics, especially in and around the ‘old town’ areas, then the UK would stick out like a sore thumb.
The concept of building an infrastructure around a main square, has either never existed, or has been long abandoned in the UK. A square seems to create order. A central focus from which to work around, in a logical way. In the EU, no matter which country we travel through, it seems to be the norm. Poland being no exception.
Our day of rest at Camping 215 in Katowice is dry and sunny. It’s not Monday, but that’s no excuse. The laundry basket is overflowing. Not all sites are equipped with a washing machine. This one is. Perfect drying weather. Perfect for tan topping too. So we do. Soak up some rays like a couple of solar panels. Recharge batteries.
We’re now pointing west. Heading homewards. Three weeks to get there. Camping Forteca our one-nighter and penultimate Polish stop. Dutch owned and one of our most picturesque pitches this trip.
Brian – you really are giving me a most enjoyable time reading all of your doings…nearly (perhaps not quite?) as good as a holiday myself!
Many thanks for the lovely card that arrived this morning, very kind of you.
Stay safe,
Love
Roger