Sunday, June 5, 2005
Saturday, May 28, 2005
Rhein River Hike
With spring in the air, I decided to start the hike along the Rhein River. The river is world famous for the little castles that were toll booths for the cargo shipped up and down the river. Still today you can see many cargo ships and trains along the river moving cargo. I did the hike over several weekend and often would come out here for the day trip.
Sunday, May 15, 2005
Austria trips
For the weekend my friend and I went for a road trip around the lakes in Austria. Was really impressed with the nature and the Alpine lakes. Need to plan another trip to go hiking and explore more.
Saturday, May 14, 2005
Salzburg
A friend from Rome was visiting Salzburg and I went down to visit him. The city is quite amazing and the nature around it is just as striking. I will have to plan another visit just to get some photos of the city. Perhaps in the winter when everything will be coved in show.
Saturday, April 30, 2005
Heidelberg Summer
With Spring in full in Germany, I went down to Heidelberg. Later I would live here and still miss the nature, river and the castle.
Thursday, April 28, 2005
Taunus Hikes
The hills north of Frankfurt are called the Taunus. This area is quite popular has many hidden charms scattered in the forest.
Location:
Taunus, 61389 Schmitten, Germany
Saturday, April 16, 2005
Solid IBM printer
I needed to do some work on my car and needed something solid and durable to put the car on. Near the trash, I found this old IBM laser printer. I don't think a modern HP printer would be able to take the weight of a car!
Friday, November 12, 2004
Geocache in Poland
Amazing to think I planted this cache more that 10 years ago and still get email that people discover it!
http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GCM1VC_stacked-rocks
http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GCM1VC_stacked-rocks
Tuesday, October 5, 2004
Polytechnik Gdansk
Back in 2004, I thought it would be a good idea to attend University in Poland. It was a good idea on paper, but in reality there were a lot of complex issues that I faced and it turned to be a challenging experience both at the university and living in Poland, plus helping my grandfather go though chemo.
I was born in Poland at have visited the country many times during my childhood, but this was the first time I lived in Poland. My parents were quite excited that I go back to Poland, to the motherland. But I had no idea what that meant. At one point I was told by a classmate, "go back home" and that that point I released that Poland is not my country. The university in Poland was also quite something. I was use to the American education system and was in quite a shock how things are done in Poland. It was truly a different country.
I may be a Polish citizen (or what's called Polonia), but I'm not Polish and have very little in common with Polish people.
Friday, August 27, 2004
Gdansk
Before starting Uni in Gdansk, I decided to visit the city as a tourist, just to see it from the outside. Gdansk is rich in history and quite amazing to study and explore.
Wednesday, August 18, 2004
Rome!
Part of being Catholic and Polish, it's near mandatory to visit Rome and spend some time there. The US-Polish congress runs a summer University program (or as I called it, University Themed vacation) in Rome. It's a month long vacation learning about Italy, Cahalosisim and a fair dose of Polishness for good measure.
Thursday, March 18, 2004
Monday, February 16, 2004
Schloß Auerbach
This castle in between Heidelberg and Frankfurt. It's quite a little charming castle with a tree growing in the wall.
It's located just south of Darmstadt and on a clear day you can see the valley between Mannheim and Frankfurt.
It's located just south of Darmstadt and on a clear day you can see the valley between Mannheim and Frankfurt.
Thursday, January 29, 2004
Langen
Spent many years in this house. In a way it's a bit of my childhood home.
The funny thing is we use to live on the right side of the stairwell many years before. Then when we came back from the States and a few years later we ended up on the left side.
The funny thing is we use to live on the right side of the stairwell many years before. Then when we came back from the States and a few years later we ended up on the left side.
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