At the turn of the 1960s and 1970s, Drzymała's car stood here. Bohemia artists from Krosno organized plein-air painting, and musicians and poets drew creative inspiration from here. Then, after 10 years of endless partying, all the artists grew up and left. There is a patch of greenery with a view of the gentle hills of the Dynowskie Foothills, a forest that turns into the Czarnorzecko-Strzyżewski Landscape Park and a separation from the world, because the nearest neighbor is 300 meters away. It was just what I needed when at some point in my life I was looking for a quiet place in the middle of nowhere. There was a glued together and uninsulated cottage, which I decided to transform into a cozy home.

The warmth of the fireplace can keep you for longer in the interior filled with furniture and trinkets brought from the trip. You can walk barefoot in the well-kept garden, picking strawberries ripe in the sun from the bushes. If you feel like it, you can make pizza in the bread oven, and if not, spend hours reading a book in a hammock. You can also fill your time with hiking in the forests, walking on hills, climbing natural rock formations, soaking your feet in streams, watching waterfalls, discovering traces of Bojko and Lemko history, and in winter cross-country skiing. It is close to the local vineyard, the chocolate bar, the ruins of the castle that belonged to Aleksander Fredro and whose history inspired Revenge. However, it is the closest to rest, peace of mind and regeneration.

Welcome to the Dynów Foothills, in the buffer zone of the Czarnorzecko-Strzyżewski Landscape Park. I invite you to the valley surrounded by small hills, to the village of Krasna, where there is a house based on a forest and surrounded by a garden that is of the enchanted type. This is a place away from everything, where a couple or a family will be pleasant - there is room for 5 people in the house. People come here to reset and immerse themselves in nature.

House has:
– 2 bedrooms: a bedroom with a very large double bed and a bedroom with a bunk bed with 3 sleeping places (two 90x200 cm and one 90x190 cm),
– a living room with a sofa and a fireplace, connected to a kitchenette and a dining room,
– a bathroom with a shower,
- terrace.
All beds have Hilding hypoallergenic mattresses and hotel linen.
The house is open all year round and heated.

A lot has changed since my first winter here. The uninsulated cottage became a house lined with beams imported from Finland, with a foundation made of stone from Rabe in the Bieszczady Mountains. When freshly harvested, it is gray in color and rusts over time. The interior design is based on furniture, accessories and paintings found at flea markets and antique shops in Austria, the Netherlands and Germany.

The 30-acre plot is located on a slope that I turned into a garden full of flowers, trees and fruit bushes. In this space there are: a gazebo, a stone pizza oven, a fountain resembling a well, space for a bonfire and hammocks.

The road leading here is quite steep. When it is covered with snow in winter, there may be a temporary problem with getting to or getting out of the plot. However, a neighbor with a tractor is on guard, which quickly makes the road passable.

The Modraszkowa kitchen, although small in size, allows you to prepare any meal. I made sure that it had everything needed to make cooking enjoyable. You can also prepare a meal on the grill or bonfire (there is a cauldron on site), and use the free-standing bread oven to bake pizza or your own bread.

Seasonally, in the garden you can pick plums, cherries, aronia, blueberries and a whole lot of wild strawberries. On the plot there are also mushrooms, maślaks and koźlarze, and chanterelles right behind the fence.

Modraszka is a place on the world map that brings everyone what they need. You can hide in a wooden house, enjoy the charms of the garden and enjoy the views, you can also walk in the hills, climb rocks, wander in the forests, have fun in the meadows, and in winter cover kilometers on cross-country skis.

You can exercise here in sweet idleness, taking advantage of the pleasure of spending time:
– on the terrace with a book,
– catching the sun's rays on a specially built slope,
– in a hammock, watching the clouds or regenerating during naps,
– by the fireplace or bonfire,
– eating fruit straight from the bushes and trees in the garden, you must know that in the summer there is an abundance of wild strawberries.

The nearest buildings are about 300 meters away, and the silence is interrupted only by the chirping of birds. Endless concerts give song thrushes and blackbirds.

For the next walk, you can go to a flower meadow, which is right next door, or to the forest for mushrooms, which are plentiful in the season. The variety of species that can be encountered is amazing, with the Australian argus, called the devil's fingers, at the top of the list. You will recognize it by its red color and very unpleasant smell.

The terrace offers a view of Czosnki Mountain (482 m above sea level), whose name comes from the abundance of bear garlic growing on its foot. About 2 km in a straight line to the west of the top of the mountain, there is a nature monument Mieczysław Spring, over 10 meters deep. Once upon a time, sandstone was mined here. You can reach it along the path Czarnorzeki (parking lot) - Sucha Góra with a length of 2 km. The path runs past underground stone pits (Istebian sandstone) where bats hibernate. The trail leads to Sucha Góra (585 m above sea level), the highest peak of the Dynowskie Foothills, and from there to the gate of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Center, where there is a 120-meter tower. Going off the trail, you will find a World War I cemetery hidden in the forest.

In the Prządki rock reserve, located on the border of Czarnorzeka and Korczyna, you will see, among others, rock clubs reaching up to 20 meters in height. There are 5 hiking trails through the reserve, from which you can see the Kamieniec Castle.

The castle in Korczyn-Odrzykoń is also worth visiting. Its owner used to be Aleksander Fredro, who, while browsing through the archives, came across the trial files of the previous owners of the property. They inspired the writer to create Zemsta. The castle is open to the public until October, in the autumn and winter season maintenance works are carried out there.

In Korczyn, you can visit the Chocolate Pump Room to treat your palates with the delicacies produced there. You can also take part in a tour of the pump room and workshops conducted by the Polish Confectioner Mirosław Pelczar. In the subject of tasting, staying in Kombornia, at an altitude of 470 meters above sea level. there is a Vineyard with a panorama of the Gorlickie Foothills, and in favorable conditions even the Tatra Mountains.

Krosno stands not only with glass, but also with museums. In the Podkarpackie Museum you will see the largest collection of kerosene lamps in Europe, the works of local craftsmen in the Museum of Crafts, and in the Farna Tower - clocks made by Michał Mięsowicz, the founder of the First National Tower Clock Factory.

Every year, balloons rise to the Krosno sky as part of the International Mountain Balloon Competition.

In winter, time is pleasantly spent on the surrounding cross-country trails and the ski slope in Czarnorzeki.