About Maciek
2,496 km
124:26 h
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Although the day promised to be calm, not to say boring, it brought many impressions. Just outside Słubice, I was caught in the rain and stayed with me for about two hours until I reached Kostrzyn. There, I drove around the fortress for a while and found the Lion Monument, commemorating the victims of
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It was a quiet day. The main attractions included two flocks of sheep, whose presence in the lowlands was rather surprising, and the socialist realist industrial town of Eisenhüttenstadt, founded in 1950. I wandered around a bit, even though it's not on the trail. The well-maintained, abandoned buildings
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Today's ride was dominated by bridges. The existing ones bear witness to the peaceful coexistence of Poland and Germany. However, the ruined ones, jutting out of the ground like reinforced concrete stumps, are far more impressive, reminding us of the ravages of war and the world before 1945, which will
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First, I left Goerlitz and, somewhat by accident, stumbled upon the city cemetery, which isn't marked in the app but is worth a stop. Modern Germans bury their loved ones differently than is common in this part of Europe. Therefore, part of the cemetery resembles a peculiar park rather than a burial
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The trip was all about escaping the rain that arrived in the afternoon. Let's start from the beginning: it was difficult to get out of Zgorzelec, but once I did, the section to Radomierzyce was great, the asphalt was first-rate. Unfortunately, the next 15-20 km on Route 352 was a complete disaster. There
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This was the most boring day of my trip along the western border. When I left my overnight stay, I was initially faced with very poor-quality asphalt roads, full of patches and cracks that would have been a real pain. But that was a luxury, as I later entered the forest, where, after a night of heavy
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