I melted today on the dead straight road into Калининград. The border crossing was easy. Finding the hotel was not. Hotel Internet and money was also challenging. не работает.
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Day 13. 72km. Frombork – Калининград
Posted: June 20, 2013 in Cycling, Poland, RussiaTags: Cycling, Frombork, Kaliningrad, Poland, Russia
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Day 12. 121km. Gdansk – Frombork
Posted: June 19, 2013 in Cycling, PolandTags: Cycling, Frombork, Gdansk, Poland
I declare today hot. At least for cycling. But really lovely weather. Sunny. Beautiful. The fields radiate out summer and life. The forests are cool relief from the sun and a beautiful green. Life is good.
Day 11. 32km. Hel – Gdansk
Posted: June 18, 2013 in Cycling, PolandTags: Cycling, Gdansk, Hel, Poland
My 11th day was not dominated by cycling. Instead it involved skyping, sleeping, grocery shopping, lieing on the beach in Hel, sharing cycling and life notes with a fellow German/Australian cyclist, meeting two lovely Polish forum people, drinking, dining and sightseeing in Gdansk, oh, and a little bit of cycling.
I wanted to sleep in and have a lazy amble to Hel – it should have been a short day. I am now in Hel and tired. I am quite looking forward to a cycle-free day due to the boat schedule.
Day 9. 203km. Dzwirzyno – Łeba
Posted: June 16, 2013 in Cycling, PolandTags: Cycling, Dzwirzyno, Leba, Poland
An absolutely awesome day. Top notch bike paths, speed stretches on good road surfaces, bumpy, sliding sand tracks, fields, forests, bush bashing. 203km to Leba.
Day 8. 106km. Swinoujscie – Dzwirzyno
Posted: June 15, 2013 in Cycling, PolandTags: Cycling, Dzwirzyno, Poland, Swinoujscie, Trzebiatow
I am lying on a beach listening to the waves roll in. It is warm and it is quiet. I contemplate my day. I found it a trying day. It’s nice to come to rest now.
Day 7. The cycler of Oz. 118km. Stralsund – Swinoujscie
Posted: June 14, 2013 in Cycling, Germany, PolandTags: Cycling, Deutschland, Fahrrad, Germany, Poland, Stralsund, Swinoujscie
This morning I got up, clicked together my Teva sandals, and said to my bike Lambchop: ‘today we are leaving home’ (Germany – one of my homes).
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