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OP Zengirl  
3 May 2007 /  #31
Thanks for that Anielka!

King Sobieski, your beaches along the Great Ocean Road and at Wilsons Promitory are very very beautiful but ........ even though I visited those beaches during the hottest time of the year, I still couldn't swim - the water is simply freezing! But beautiful, nonetheless!
davidpeake  14 | 451  
3 May 2007 /  #32
yes true zen, but still warmer than the Polish seaside in summer.
King Sobieski  2 | 714  
3 May 2007 /  #33
King Sobieski, your beaches along the Great Ocean Road and at Wilsons Promitory are very very beautiful but ........ even though I visited those beaches during the hottest time of the year, I still couldn't swim - the water is simply freezing! But beautiful, nonetheless!

i would have thought ocean grove and the like would have been okay to swim in over summer.

down the mornington area over summer the water isnt that cold, but maybe im used to it.
Pawel  3 | 125  
12 May 2007 /  #34
Just found a new polish website and thought i would share Polskaaustralia.com
sylo2  
14 May 2007 /  #35
Hi,
I think it will be easier find Australian people in Poland than polish people in Australia:))
You've written about your trip to Poland if you need any help concerning places with you should see, hotels, transport I can try help you.

Best regards from Warsaw, Poland
Marcin
OP Zengirl  
16 May 2007 /  #36
That would be brilliant Marcin!! I am starting at a position of extreme ignorance though -I really just want to travel there and see as much as is humanly possible. The two countries I really wish to see are Poland and Russia - both because they are so vastly different to Australia.

The two main cities I wish to visit are Krakow and Warsaw. I understand that the warmer temperatures last from around May to July/August - is that true? And if so, are both Krakow and Warsaw still nice during those periods? Also, from some of the stuff I have read, it would seem that although Krakow is the cultural capital there are other places Zakopane which are growing in popularity - would you suggest that it is worth a visit there?!

Also - can you tell me any good places to eat in either Warsaw or Krakow? I find food is so crucial to your experience of a country.... !

Also - for those of you in Australia - I don't suppose you watched the Chaser's War on Everything on the ABC last night?! The Polish Club in Ashfield made an appearance .... although if you watched this particular segment, you may not have found it very funny...

Cheers!
King Sobieski  2 | 714  
16 May 2007 /  #37
yep, caught it and was laughing.

not as good as the mufti muzzle, the secret, community service announcements, etc
OP Zengirl  
16 May 2007 /  #38
I do worry about those guys sometimes - I live near Kings Cross in Sydney - for those of you who don't know it, it is the red light district of Sydney - and last night they were doing some filming up there. Two of the guys were dressed as bouncers harassing people as they walked down the strip! I walked past them and hope to god I don't make it on the show - I was in my gym gear!

Glad to hear you found that bit funny - sometimes you never can tell how things like that will go down. But the mufti thing was brilliant!
OP Zengirl  
24 May 2007 /  #40
No thank god! I definitely looked though - can you believe they were drinking beer in a church....!!
away guy  10 | 343  
24 May 2007 /  #41
I am planning a trip to Poland

Please dont come we dont want any aussies here , rather stay there nad play with the dingos.
King Sobieski  2 | 714  
24 May 2007 /  #42
what about aussies with polish heritage?

are they allowed entry?
lef  11 | 477  
24 May 2007 /  #43
Please dont come we dont want any aussies here , rather stay there nad play with the dingos.

We need a break with playing with the dingo's, what have you got against the aussies?
OP Zengirl  
25 May 2007 /  #44
Dingos need love too!

Honestly 'away guy' - what makes you think that your irrational and illiterate ('nad' is not a word) ranting would deter people from visiting Poland? Are you even Polish...?!

If you're Polish - having your own view about your own country is legitimate - but if not... well, you probably don't have much of a right at all.
away guy  10 | 343  
25 May 2007 /  #45
your irrational and illiterate ('nad' is not a word) ranting

Listen here aussie i made a typing mistake because i type quick and im busy with many things at one time. We dont need to 100% accurate im sure you can read what im typing, im blady english teacher. This is a chat forum and i dont get paid by anyone for correct english , so go fly ur kite.
zengirl  
25 May 2007 /  #46
Of course it is a chat forum away guy - which would indicate that people are encouraged to be friendly - so telling people not to come to a country and to go 'fly ur kite' - doesn't really fit in with that concept.

Perhaps you should just jump on another thread - one that clearly does not have Australians - if it bothers you that much.
away guy  10 | 343  
26 May 2007 /  #47
should just jump on another thread

Ok ill jump to another thread after you have jumped ship hahahaha
Pawel  3 | 125  
26 May 2007 /  #48
Any poles living in Syd, any news on functions, partys,polish gatherings,
King Sobieski  2 | 714  
27 May 2007 /  #49
come to melbourne,there is always a polish party.
Miss_S  
3 Jun 2007 /  #50
Hey Zengirl, I know there is a Polish restaurant in Glebe called Na Zdrowie. I've never been. I'm from Canberra and was really keen to check it out but apparently it's only open for dinner..

i breifly visited the Polish club in Ashfield the other day, they were closed and getting ready for a private function.. so can't comment on that either!

Any events happening??

ps. There is a polish club in bankstown too!!
OP Zengirl  
11 Jun 2007 /  #51
Hi Miss_S - I read a good review of that restaurant in Glebe. It looks pretty good and the food seems ideal for winter. Where is the Polish club in Bankstown? The last time I tried to contact the club in Ashfield they had a private function on then too... Seems like a pretty busy place then!

Nice to see the Chaser paid another visit to the Polish club last week - in Melbourne though! I think they need to pick another club now.... don't you think?!
ryu  
9 Jul 2007 /  #52
Not polish, but would love to meet a polish guy in sydney
where?
Pawel  3 | 125  
10 Jul 2007 /  #53
where?

My place.
adrianp  - | 1  
18 Sep 2007 /  #54
i've just arrived from Poland, ready to stary a nevv aussie life ..
theMISSIONARY  3 | 15  
18 Sep 2007 /  #55
theres not many polish type in Tasmania!....i think when they move to Aus they dont want to be to cold.

there is the odd one or two in South Australia :) thats were most of my family are..
ausie/pol  
21 Oct 2007 /  #56
if u like polish food, may i suggest a little trip to the polish place. it is in the mountains between brisbane and gold coast. i am very very very critical of food and have a high standard. this restaurant surpassed my expectations for quality, both in food and service. well worth the 1500km trip. and that fact speaks for itself!!!!!!
EdytaSydney  
11 May 2008 /  #57
There is rather big Polish community in Sydney. I am a member of Polsih community, have a lot of Polish friends (mostly students but not only). First of all I am a great source of information about Poland (I've lived there 34 years, and moved to Australia less than 2 years ago). I am happy to share this knowledge. So feel free to ask.
Pawel  3 | 125  
28 May 2008 /  #58
There is rather big Polish community in Sydney

What part of Sydney
EdytaSydney  
7 Jun 2008 /  #59
Rockdale and vicinity and Ashfield to my knowledge as well as schools for international students (Kent Institute, Sydney for instance where I attended for some time)
kubaja74  1 | 6  
12 Jun 2008 /  #60
Dear Zengirl

Im living in Greystanes,

any questions ??? ;))))

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