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Geoff.
You mentioned that +3.5T motorhomes are rare in Poland.
Just back from Poland No motorways taken and we did not see another motorhome on the road in the 2 weeks we were there.
Entered via Zittau down to Nowy Sacz over towards Gorlice where we hit snow, then just east of Jaroslaw and back via leszno and back into Germany at Bad Muskau.
Good trip
Ian
You mentioned that +3.5T motorhomes are rare in Poland.
Just back from Poland No motorways taken and we did not see another motorhome on the road in the 2 weeks we were there.
Entered via Zittau down to Nowy Sacz over towards Gorlice where we hit snow, then just east of Jaroslaw and back via leszno and back into Germany at Bad Muskau.
Good trip
Ian
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You were so near yet so far. 😕
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I didn't see you waving Jan when we went to Krakow. I looked as I though we might see Geoff.
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I fancy Poland
Detail your trip for us icer
I’ve become reluctant in waving
But I find plenty do so I need to respond quickly
Once I even waved to confused white vans
And many of those waved back
I’m getting old
Sandra
Detail your trip for us icer
I’ve become reluctant in waving
But I find plenty do so I need to respond quickly
Once I even waved to confused white vans
And many of those waved back
I’m getting old
Sandra
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I didn't see you waving Jan when we went to Krakow. I looked as I though we might see Geoff.
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On our bucket list to see the wooden churches in south eastern Poland, they were worth it!
no particular route except non motorway as we are +3.5T
all of our Poland was off grid some really fantastic spots
Our biggest problems occured when we tried to match a stop to a restaurant it never seemed to work, for one reason or another, note to self, don't bother.
Having said that we had some fabulous meals at really good prices.
Snow halted looking at some of the minor churches but our thirst was quenched
We used quite minor roads at various times to varying degrees of success, we travelled for about 2 hours on a road which said no more than 15T it was beaten to death and then more. Others were brand new.
Last time we went to the Baltic Coast and met the beast from the East, we had popped
in to Jan/Hank to try and fix our fridge which was Kaput, in the end it was so cold it was not problem, until later on in Poland when we got +30 in Lodz
Ian
no particular route except non motorway as we are +3.5T
all of our Poland was off grid some really fantastic spots
Our biggest problems occured when we tried to match a stop to a restaurant it never seemed to work, for one reason or another, note to self, don't bother.
Having said that we had some fabulous meals at really good prices.
Snow halted looking at some of the minor churches but our thirst was quenched
We used quite minor roads at various times to varying degrees of success, we travelled for about 2 hours on a road which said no more than 15T it was beaten to death and then more. Others were brand new.
Last time we went to the Baltic Coast and met the beast from the East, we had popped
in to Jan/Hank to try and fix our fridge which was Kaput, in the end it was so cold it was not problem, until later on in Poland when we got +30 in Lodz
Ian
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I fancy Poland
Detail your trip for us icer
I’ve become reluctant in waving
But I find plenty do so I need to respond quickly
Once I even waved to confused white vans
And many of those waved back
I’m getting old
Sandra
Detail your trip for us icer
I’ve become reluctant in waving
But I find plenty do so I need to respond quickly
Once I even waved to confused white vans
And many of those waved back
I’m getting old
Sandra
For our travel style we needed something more than two weeks.
Cesky Tesin (Czech Republic/Poland border)
Oswiecim (Auschwitz/Birkenau)
Krakow
Wieliczka (Salt mine)
Czestochowa (Jasna Gora Sanctuary)
Warsaw
Gdansk (motorboat trip to Westerplatte where World War II began suggested)
Sopot
Malbork (Teutonic order Castle)
Torun (City of Copernicus)
Poznan
Wroclaw
Zgorzelec (Poland/Germany border)
Max
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Looks very interesting Max - something for a future trip!
Jean
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