Willa Stanisława blisko termy nowe mieszkaniaBialka Tatrzanska, ul. Podhalańska groń 33

Baca Gienek from Groń had a villa like something out of a fairy tale, and in order to somehow fill the hole in the budget, he decided to rent rooms to tourists. One day an Englishman with short legs came to him and asked:

– Do you have a room here for the night?

Baca Gienek looked at him with laughter and said:

– Well, yeah! We don't have enough here, but see, only for real highlanders! Here you can eat sausage, oscypek cheese and sing from morning to evening!

The Englishman agreed, although he did not fully understand what "oscypek" meant. In the evening, a group of highlanders gathered, and Baca began to tell stories about sledding, variations on the weather and mysterious mountain phenomena.

The next day the Englishman asked:

– What is that sound at night?

Baca Gienek smiled mysteriously.

– They're just deer playing violins in the moonlight. The norm for us!

The Englishman nodded, although deep inside he doubted. In the meantime, a group of skiers came down.
– Baca, what attractions do you have here?

– Oh, that's easy! We have the most demanding slopes here, which would make even somersaults spin!

The Englishman decided to try. After several attempts, he concluded that the mountains had their own unique charm, and the shepherd Gienek deserved to be called the best guide and storyteller in the area. Finally, when the Englishman was saying goodbye to the villa, Baca slapped him and said:

– See you soon, or as they say here, see you later!

And so, Baca Gienek from Groń gained fame as a highland storyteller and master of laughter, and his villa became a place where tourists will always find more than just a roof over their heads.