Greetings from Poland
02-01-11, 03:16 PM
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Greetings from Poland
Hi All,
My name is Adam, I live in Poland. I restarted biking in the middle of 2009, when I have purchased the mountain bike. I have managed to do over 6 000km so far and plan to add more this year.
Now I am in the search for a new bike, most probably a cyclocross one that will be used for some long distance rides. Hope to have enough time to go through the enormous amount of topics on this forum.
Regards,
Adam Kisielewski
My name is Adam, I live in Poland. I restarted biking in the middle of 2009, when I have purchased the mountain bike. I have managed to do over 6 000km so far and plan to add more this year.
Now I am in the search for a new bike, most probably a cyclocross one that will be used for some long distance rides. Hope to have enough time to go through the enormous amount of topics on this forum.
Regards,
Adam Kisielewski
02-01-11, 03:24 PM
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Hello Adam,
Thanks for joining.
Sometimes the best way is to just asked questions in the interested forum.
Thanks for joining.
Sometimes the best way is to just asked questions in the interested forum.
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02-02-11, 02:42 AM
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Witamy! Bardzo mi miło.
(That is the limit of my Polish language ability, despite having lived in Poland for 3 years.)
(That is the limit of my Polish language ability, despite having lived in Poland for 3 years.)
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02-02-11, 03:48 AM
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Cheers Adam and welcome to Bike Forums!
Where in Poland are you? I spent about 5 days in Warsaw, with an overnight trip to Krakow. I particularly remember the pierogi restaurant in Warsaw, near or in Stare Miasto. We got hooked on their pierogis!
--J
Where in Poland are you? I spent about 5 days in Warsaw, with an overnight trip to Krakow. I particularly remember the pierogi restaurant in Warsaw, near or in Stare Miasto. We got hooked on their pierogis!
--J
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02-07-11, 03:46 PM
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Hi Juha,
I actually live in Warsaw and probably know the place you had pierogies. If you are hooked to them, just drop me a line on pm so I will send you a recipe how to make them.
Regards,
Adam
I actually live in Warsaw and probably know the place you had pierogies. If you are hooked to them, just drop me a line on pm so I will send you a recipe how to make them.
Regards,
Adam
02-08-11, 02:13 AM
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Thanks, I do have the recipes already. But it's not the same without the atmosphere! 
--J
--J
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