The english version of your post..
A few days ago, on Tuesday 6 July, I went to an event where I thought it would be some kind of gardening action (which really isn't my strong point) but it turned out to be a meeting and discussion of the action of making a food freezer and a bookshelf available to those interested - in a very well hidden place (rest assured that if the action starts there will be direction signs) that is almost at the very market - at Wszystkich Świętych Square.
I listened to the meeting of the clerks (maybe they were the ladies from the Gardener Clerk action - I'm not sure, I've heard something about her before) and the advice/remarks of the founder of the Krakow's All inn house (the bookshop which I wrote about earlier). Actually, I wasn't supposed to write about the meeting itself but I found some photos on my phone so it's worth mentioning.
Krakow, by the way, was ranked high in some ranking of green cities in the world
This may be a paradox given the legendary quality of our air, but as one of the ladies rightly noted small French cities, such as Grenoble, with a population of 100,000 is simply easy to get into such lists since forever, and in our country, however, probably goes for several years to better ...
At the moment the participants of the action are waiting for approval of the director of the magistrate to install an external refrigerator and rack, but the meeting made me rather optimistic about the further development of this noble initiative,
Also today you can come to pluck mint (good in hot weather) from pots - tomatoes are still ripening (well, actually I hope that all of this somehow survived the last hailstorms).
RE: Tajemniczy ogród ukryty na wewnętrznym dziedzińcu krakowskiego magistratu