@movingman. :-)As it is day of the dead here and a bank holiday, we decided on a trip to Lublin after the good lady took me to a cemetery. I have never seen so many people inside them places in my life, thousand and thousands o people around graves lighting candles all day long. Anyway we went to Lublin after, and that church was the first thing I saw right next to where we parked. It was built in 1640.
The fascination with the sun gods is also evident again.
This part of town is considered newer than the part called old town, which will be below. As a lot of this was blown up/bombed during the second world war. Some of the buildings are from 1790 to 1800.
On the left is a church, and on the right a Egyptian style needle, that Freemasons love so much, the Freemason theme does not end there. Note the needle is on the right, and the church on the left. On the front of the church is a all seeing eye and Pyramid, another Freemason obsession.
The eastern block is often portrayed as broke.
In money terms, sure the wages are low, though so are the prices to buy things, there is no shortage of any thing you really need here.
People come from all over the world to join in, so in commemoration of that is the statue/bronze statue high wire walker below.
Though it was closed, so we went to a different one instead.
I will add a few more pics below it with no commentary.
They leave you roses and petals, the food is top class, and the service second to none.
That last building that is empty is yet another Jewish owned one, the owners upped and left without selling it on. So there it sits till it falls down, such a shame as it is huge inside.
It is holiday time here, so that's me spending time with family, hope you all had a great day too, 
