WE ARE ONE YEAR OLD!:)

We started NowySaczDailyPhoto on January 28th, 2009. One year passed so quickly:) We had good and worse moments, but we believe that you may say that genarally we managed to lead this blog:)

Some statistics:
From January 28th, 2009 to January 28th, 2010 we posted 245 times (including 217 days non-stop, from January 28th to September 1st).
We showed you 346 photos of Nowy Sacz and its neighborhood.
Our readers left here 2710 comments.
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The blog was visited by more than 14 000 visitors (the best month was June 2009 - 1640 visitors, the best day - June 11th - 94 visitors).

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Beauty and the Beast

The Beauty and the Beast are neighbours on Freedom Avenue ('Aleje Wolności') in Nowy Sacz.
It's a great example to show how the times of communism disfigured Polish towns and cities.

Under the bridge

Under the Bridge of the 700 years of the town of Nowy Sacz:)

The National Army

Soldiers of 'AK' - part II.

Patriotically

Painting on the fence in 'Barskie' housing estate. It presents young Polish soldier of the National Army (Armia Krajowa), from the times of the Second World War.

In the background there is the Primary School No. 20.

Other interesting graffitis from this place we' ll show tomorrow:)

Frost

Freezing night over the rails.

Krolowej Jadwigi Street

Fragment of Krolowej Jadwigi Street - one of the main arteries of Nowy Sacz. The winter is still here :-(

Casimir's Gate

Entrance doors to the church of St. Casimir.

Giant

The church of Our Lady Immaculate in the winter scenery.

Globalization

Effects of globalized world. Have you already eaten your today's portion of cheeseburgers, chips and shake?:)
Pilsudskiego Avenue in Nowy Sacz.

Winter path

Better side of the winter - brightness, cleanness and whiteness!
In the photo there is the area of the Kamienica River.

On the river

Yes, you are right our dear friends - this winter we live in Snowy Sacz:)
In the photo there is Barskie housing estate 'over' the river of Kamienica.

White January

Hello! The beginning of the year of 2010 is very snowy in Poland.
As you can see in the photo (banks of the Kamienica River) everything is white - it seems to look very nice, but makes some troubles as well:)
It is our first post in this year (shame on us:)) so we wish all of you a Happy New Year and happy photoblogging!

Christmas Decorations [5]

There was a lot of snow in Nowy Sacz in recent days, but now thanks to 'Halny' wind all the snow is off:)
We wish you Marry Christmas and happiness. See you soon:)
In the photo there are illuminated chestnut tree and Christmas tree on the town square.

Christmas Decorations [4]

Christmas decorations on Freedom Avenue ('Aleje Wolności').

Christmas Decorations [3]

The fountain in Christmas edition on the town square.

Christmas Decorations [2]

Nowy Sacz's promenade - Jagiellonska Street and its Christmas decoration.

Christmas Decorations [1]

Nowy Sacz is ready for Christmas!
Today, we start the series of Nowy Sacz Christmas Decorations photos. In this photo, taken on the town square, there are: the townhall, the chestnut tree and the Christmas tree.

Brick house

This is one of the buildings situated by Jagiellonka Street. If you enlarge the photo you can see the image of Saint Mary (between windows).

Red Square

Hello again!:)
In today's photo you can see the square just next to the 'Planty' Park and the monument of one of the most famous Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz.
Why the Red Square? It is sometimes called that by the people of Nowy Sacz because of the red brick (it's obvious:)) but also because of the monument. Is it beuatiful? We do not know. For sure it seems to be in socialist style (like in Moscow, this is why this place is called Red Square). Mickiewicz deserved something better:)