“The Kashubian Lakeland is a province abounding in hills and shores. Rich in thousands of lakes, enchanted forests, and small villages buried deep in time, it also has it's own native language of Kashubi - one of the great curiosities of monolingual Poland where it is still spoken but is rapidly disappearing. Kashubia is also famous for its folk art. It includes not only porcelain and pottery production, but also numerous fairs and festivals during which the regional costumes and dances are presented.”

The house/
restaurant

The Washinsky's
and Carol
savoring their
after-dinner
smoked eel.