A roadside shrine on the edge of the property, built in modern times from currently used building materials. Even the color matches the color of the facade of the building - apparently the materials were left over from the construction or renovation of the house.
In other regions of Poland and Europe, storks and dwarfs are placed in home gardens. On the other hand, in Podkarpacie, the tradition of building chapels is alive, as a testimony of faith in God's care over the inhabitants of the house. For passers-by, it is an opportunity to think about where they are going and what they live for.

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Elevation 310 m

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Location: Sanok, powiat sanocki, Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland

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