The time of rest after an active holiday began with such a view ... The need for silence, "desert" - no people, no wifi, no www, no forum ... Where? The fate fell on the east of Poland . Overnight somewhere at a gas station to visit a beetle in Szczebrzeszyn in the morning. . . . . Another stop and very good hot chocolate with fruit on the market square in Zamość. . . . . . . . . . . From here to the north and on the way the Orthodox Holy Mount Grabarka. . . . . . On the way to Białowieża, there is a beautiful Orthodox church in the village of Kleszczele.

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Another interesting place in Poland is Wierzchosławice - the Wincenty Witos Museum , which consists of a family house from 1814, where Wincenty Witos was born, and a farm built by him in 1905-1913. The farm consists of: a residential building, a stable, two barns and a cellar. . . In the old house, ethnographic exhibits showing life in the countryside in the 19th century have been collected, while the interior of the residential house in the new homestead has retained its original character from the period of Witos' life.

Wierzchosławice

Another trip to Lublin took us to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Kębło in Wąwolnica . The Lublin region delights with its wonderful green forests and clean air. We went to Wąwolnica through beautiful Nałęczów, next to the plants producing "Nałęczowianka", and on the way back we had lunch at Karczma Nałęczowska , where a revolution was recently made by Magda Gessler. First, we visited the Minor Basilica in Wąwolnica ... . . . ... next to which, in the Chapel , there is the Miraculous Figure of Our Lady of Kębło.

Wąwolnica and Kębło in the Lublin region

At the end of September, the academic year is approaching inexorably. After our trip this year, I was a little unsatisfied, so together with Dominika we decided to take a few days off at work and set off ... There were a lot of plans ... visit one of the European capitals or other more interesting places. We wandered for a few days, where to go here, what to do, so many things to do, but a little time ... This turned on the lamp above the head like in a cartoon. Hola, hola, we have the Crown of Polish Mountains to be finished. Without thinking much, we packed our trekking equipment into the bus and set off again with our beloved Tripciak in the Sudetes.

Tripciak goes to the Sudetes - the Crown of Polish Mountains

Winter trip to the Malbork Castle . A bit crazy ... Well, what would you call a one-day trip to such a remote corner of Poland? It is true that I left Warsaw in the morning, so the distance is not so large, but ... when you listen to navigation, you drive this road (on the other hand, BoXerek passed the winter driving test). . Unfortunately, this pace of travel meant that I showed up at the checkout at 13.55 (according to the price list, from 13.15-14.00 in the winter season, tickets are cheaper - PLN 14 / PLN 9), but the lady closed the window for the "technical break", informing that from 14.15 tickets will be cheaper and ... indeed: PLN 7 / PLN 4. But visiting time ... Interiors until 3:00 p.m., exterior until 4:00 p.m. So it was an "express" tour, but today I know that I will come back to Malbork for the whole day in the summer. Photos will show the rest:.

Malbork in winter ... in a motorhome

Experienced motorhomes more and more often abandon their "mansions" on wheels in favor of small and agile motorhomes from the "van" category. After the next edition of the Caravan Salon, more and more caravanning fans know that a Polish company - Elcamp from Krakow is playing an increasingly important role among European manufacturers of this type of vehicle. Despite the much smaller cubature, these vehicles offer their customers a full functional program. We find there a kitchen, toilet, shower, sleeping places for two or four people. The sizes of these cars are much more "driver-friendly", but the travel options are still unlimited.

Krakowski Elcamp - out of passion for traveling

Which region is considered to be one of the warmest places in the Czech Republic? This place is called Pálava, and it can be found in the south of Moravia. Our Czech neighbors have a lot to offer in terms of tourism. One of the country's attractions is the region of beautifully sunlit vineyards, riparian forests, white rocks that catch the eye from a distance, fabulously flowery meadows and many remains of medieval castles. It is also a region of lakes with crystal-clear water, a UNESCO biosphere reserve with numerous routes that can be covered by bike and on foot. This is Pálava - a place where holidays are always too short.

Pálava - here the sun lives

70,000 motorhomes produced and nearly 10,000 trailers - the Slovenian manufacturer is the only major manufacturer in the caravanning industry today outside the old EU countries. The premiere of the longest model from the Sonic Supreme family of integrated motorhomes may be a confirmation of the growing ambitions of the company's managers. Adria Mobil motorhomes are sold today to 32 countries, and the latest authorized points of sale are also found in Australia, Japan, South Korea, Israel and Russia. In Poland, you can buy Slovenian campers and caravans in Szczecin ( UAB Camp & Trailer ) and in Kraków ( Elcamp Hsk Auto Sp. Z oo Sp. K. ).

The flagship model for the 50th anniversary of the Adria brand

Near Bournemouth, one of the English favorite seaside resorts, is a town famous for its 1000-year-old ruins. It is called Corfe Castle, and will tell more than one story to eager people. In the immediate vicinity of Bournemouth, southwest of London, lies the small town of Corfe Castle. Above it there is a chalk hill of the same name, and on it there are unusual ruins. These are not the ordinary remains of one of the many castles that have suffered from the turmoil of history - they are more than a thousand years old.

The White Lady of Corfe Castle

ORESUND - COPEHAGA - HELSINGOR - SORO. ROUTE 200 km. We start our tour of Denmark from Copenhagen, which can be reached almost directly from the bridge over the Oresund. Copenhagen obtained city rights in the mid-thirteenth century, although the city had already existed 100 years earlier. Copenhagen is a city of bicycles, there are here and, as we shall see, in Denmark, probably millions. Wherever you look, there are two circles. There are even separate lanes for them. Traveling around the city on two wheels is certainly easier than on four wheels. Wherever you look, bikes to the right, left or in front of you everywhere. Not surprisingly, many streets are pedestrianized.

In Scandinavia - Denmark

Inverters are devices that allow you to convert the current from the battery (12 V or 24 V) to that flowing from a household socket (230 V). It is obvious that this type of device will work in a motorhome or caravan. But it can be useful even in an "ordinary" passenger car. Since having an inverter makes sense, maybe it is enough to go to the store and simply buy such a device? Actually, yes, but it is worth taking into account that, for example, Waeco - the most popular brand in Poland offering equipment for tourist vehicles - has ... 16 models in its offer. So how do you make the right choice?.

We buy an inverter - what to pay attention to?

For the widest circle of caravanning fans, the limit remains the vehicle weight within the limits of the driving license category B. In the category of vehicles with a GVM of 3.5 tons, the family of Hymer compact models is complemented by ultra-light novelties. Hymer boasted a few weeks ago selling 150,000 motorhomes. There would be nothing extraordinary about it, if not for the fact that this result applies only to models whose weight in running order (full fuel tank and also a clean water tank) is less than 3,000 kg. A load capacity of 500 kg is a fairly decent result in the 3.5-tonne GVM class, but you know - the appetites are much greater. And it is precisely with the much greater needs of customers in mind that very light motorhomes were advertised.

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