Today I’m sending a postcard, as I’ve been doing every Tuesday for a while. But because it’s part of my Around the World collection, I shan’t tell you where it’s from until tomorrow. As part of Jude’s 2020 Photo Challenge, I’m choosing a subject that has mass and volume, and where you will be in no doubt what’s centre stage.

Yesterday‘s photo was a tough one. But Peter got it! Well done, Peter of Peter’s Pondering. You’re quite right. It’s the World War II Museum in Gdansk, Poland. We spent much of the day here when we visited. It’s an absorbing, unsettling collection, showing all too graphically the hardships endured by the citizens of Easter Europe before, during and after the conflict. Here’s my account. Highly recommended, as is Gdansk itself.
Andrew of Have Bag, Will Travel invited me to join him and other bloggers to post one favourite travel picture a day for ten days without explanation, then each day, nominate someone new to join in on the same terms. Elke, of Pictures Imperfect , I’m inviting you today. No pressure if it’s not for you though.
Glory, she’s certainly got mass and volume!!
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Just a bit …
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😄😄
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I have never been to Gdansk but it remains on my to list if we ever get to travel again.
Today you are in Yorkshire and I have been there.
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Well done. I can tell you know the full answer. Yes, Gdansk is endlessly fascinating. Do go.
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I didn’t get to meet Henry whilst there!
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Hey, two days in a row! well done you. But Andrew beat you to it today. Still not sure how to tease you all tomorrow..
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park?
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Got it in one.
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That wasn’t there on my visit though.
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I think it’s been there a couple of years now – and is in the permanent collection , rather than a temporary exhibit. It’s almost the first thing you see.
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I was there in summer of 2017.
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Possibly just a touch soon for her.
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My word quite a statue..
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Yup. Larger than life!
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well, even with my travelling experience, I can’t say I’ve seen this woman! she must have had a giant baby! great fun to view.
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Most non-Brit won’t guess this, but some have. Answer tomorrow!
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Such a great place, and love how it is forever changing
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It’s most evocative.
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Of course it is the sculpture in Yorkshire park, but I couldn’t remember the name, knew the place began with a W and kept worrying away at (I did not look at comments or Google!!) and finally it popped into my head. Oh dear getting old, don’t you just love it?
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Ah, but you’ve redeemed yourself today, big time.
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Yes, I just saw that – all very reassuring.
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The advantage of playing catch-up; I now know where this is. I love the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and even did a massive detour on my last UK trip to go there. Pre- this piece clearly.
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Well, it changes all the time, which is one of the delights of visiting.
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I have been reading the comments so I am also in the know. Amazing how the trees look completely dwarfed!
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She is enormous – but not QUITE mature tree sized.
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