dmiki wrote:

yatsek wrote:To Borut,

Everyone's looking forward to hearing from you. Please come back here.

What happened to Borut?

Welcome back! Where have you been?

I'm sure you particularly appreciated the ferry over the Vah. Completely forgot about that one till yesterday !

visentin wrote:I'm sure you particularly appreciated the ferry over the Vah. Completely forgot about that one till yesterday !

Yep, to me the kompa is part of the fun. BTW Have you ever crossed the Odra on the ferry in Brzeg Dolny?

Codrin has submitted two new albums: the Fagaras



and the Bucegi

Little trip in the Grazer Berland

BorutKantuser wrote:

visentin wrote:Little trip in the Grazer Berland

Nice!
Grazer Bergland, so typically submediterranean...floristically.
Say - are you going into buildering?

BK

True, we had a brilliant 25-30°C all four days long instead of the current crappy Wroclaw weather.
No buildering (although I posted a bit of wooden architecture, which Yatsek should appeciate, despite not being Carpathian), but a bit of drunk-cycling (trip report to come in MBpost )

Indeed it was !
We could have lost our driving licences for it, but....
OK, I'll tell the whole story in a TR later...

Basically we stopped at a bar and my friend was too drunk after that to cycle correctly so I called for a taxi...

Heh, this age-old discussion about cycling under the influence came here too... Cycling while really drunk is not something to be recommended but I don't have a problem with riding my bike having had 1 or 2 beers. Polish law however equals this with driving under the same influence and a cyclist who's had let's say 1 or 2 beers can lose his driving licence, and if he reoffends he can go to jail (the blood alcohol limit in Poland is 0.2 promille). Thinking this way, drunk walking should be banned too, because it also constitutes a danger for other users of the road. I mean I'm not in favour of legalisation of drunk cycling but the legal measures should be proportional to the actual danger, i.e. for cyclists the severity of penalties should not be the same as for drivers and the allowed alcohol limit should be accordingly higher.

Back to the topic Borut, I really liked your Fuji climb between the symphonies. Hey, is that East Central Europe?

kamil wrote: Borut, I really liked your Fuji climb between the symphonies. Hey, is that East Central Europe?

That must be West Central Europe whereas the following is somewhere on the border of the two great pieces of the world.

visentin wrote:Basically we stopped at a bar and my friend was too drunk after that to cycle correctly so I called for a taxi...

BorutKantuser wrote:Hey yats, I really don't want to touch politics or so too much, but isn't the flat world more kinda sorta divided in north and south?BK

Borut, telling by what our government is (or rather isn't) doing about the Smolensk plane crash, I must say it looks like you're right – the times are a-changing

Few photos of the nowadays-non-slavic-anymore Gradec

A Retezat album



A Low Beskid album

A Liptov/Orava album