Village Festival - All Welcome !

[ejmarkow]

Place: Village of Siemiechów, Poland (Gm. Gromnik, Pow. Tarnowski, Woj.
Małopolskie, 33-181)

Location: Football Stadium grounds

Date: Sunday, June 4, 2006

Time: All day from 12:00 Noon (if it doesn't rain)

Entertainment: Folk music, dancing, singing, prizes, tasty food and drink,
and much more!

Admission: Free

You can contact me for more information, or simply post a message here on
FLIP. I would be glad to provide free accomodation. If you prefer to pitch a
tent, you won't be disappointed. Bring your mountains bikes, the trails are
amazing here. A digital camera would be handy as well, for there is lots to
see. Old wooden architecture, nature, castle ruins, and much more. The evening
(s) would be perfect for a camp fire.

Eugene
Siemiechów, Poland
www.geocities.com/ejmarkow/siemiechow

[kylie1]

That sounds like fun, Eugene. Thanks for the invite. There are not too many
places anywhere in the world that offer free accommodation. You and Dave always
like to invite people over.That's really nice of you. I will visit you with my
husbnad one day for sure. If there was nothing else going on on June 6th but
the food, it's worth the trip. That's an insanely huge temptation for someone
like me.

Where do people sleep if someone shows up, Eugene? I think you mentioned you
own another property with a house on it?

Today's Mother's Day...a gorgeous sunny day. Couldn't ask for a better weather!

Have to run

Kylie

[ejmarkow]

kylie1 napisała:

> That sounds like fun, Eugene. Thanks for the invite. There are not too many
> places anywhere in the world that offer free accommodation.

You're welcome Kylie! Just to clarify 'free', it refers to regulars on this
forum that are somewhat familiar with one another and who contribute to it on a
regular basis.

> Where do people sleep if someone shows up, Eugene? I think you mentioned you
> own another property with a house on it?

They can sleep in my home here in Siemiechów of course! There are three
bedrooms and a living room which can be occupied. The other property I own is
located 25 km away from this village, and that house hasn't been renovated yet.
Besides, it is a 90 year old log home which never had a real floor, and the
interior is most likekly to be inhabited by either raccoons, fox, or mice. It
wouldn't be wise to sleep there unless you are a die-hard adherent of true
adventure.


> Today's Mother's Day...a gorgeous sunny day. Couldn't ask for a better
weather!

Happy Mother's Day to you and all mothers on the forum!

[varsovian]

I bet my wife says no ...
Time for some arm-twisting!

[usenetposts]

I'm seriously considering going down to this.

[varsovian]

Could be seriously good.

[kylie1]

> Besides, it is a 90 year old log home which never had a real floor, and the
> interior is most likekly to be inhabited by either raccoons, fox, or mice.

hehe

There is a place out here called "Cobalt" ( motel/hotel) and "Ivanhoe" hotel.
From what I know they somewhat resemble your log home. "What? You want a
bed?..that's an extra $25". There is yet another motel "cockroacha" called "The
Garfield" motel. When I am really bad, my husband would say to me : "Do you
want to spend the night at the Garfield's tonight?"