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Pinckney's Cain, Hendee sign with GLIAC football programs
Bill Khan
PINCKNEY — Nick Cain is already looking forward to the day when he lines up against Pinckney High School football teammate Cauy Hendee in college.
"That'll be fun," Cain said. "Give him a little move in the middle of the field. Embarrass him a little bit."
There's a possibility that these long-time friends could collide after they signed with different Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference schools Wednesday.
Hendee continued the Pinckney pipeline to Ferris State, while Cain signed with Davenport University.
Hendee and Cain were two of the major reasons why the Pirates won their first league championship since 1995 last fall and reached the state playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time.
MORE:Livingston County football signings: Brighton's Buschman going to Eastern Michigan
Cain, a wide receiver, made The Associated Press All-State first team and was Livingston County's Offensive Player of the Year. Hendee, an inside linebacker, is a two-time All-County first-team selection.
"It's one of those days you feel like it's your own kids, honestly," Pinckney coach Rod Beaton said. "You're just so happy for them, excited for them, proud of them for what they've done and grateful for everything they've done for the program. They put their heart and soul and everything into this, bought in 100 percent, really put this team and this community and everybody on their back and had a blast with it."
At Ferris, Hendee will join former teammates Adam Sieler and Wes Smith, who redshirted as freshman linemen in the fall. Defensive end Zach Sieler, Adam's brother, had another season of eligibility, but entered the NFL draft early after becoming a two-time NCAA Division II All-American.
"I feel like with the guys there, it's going to help a lot," said Hendee, who had a school-record 255 tackles in two seasons. "It'll be a fun time. They were just telling me how great of a campus it was, how the brotherhood was there. That really drove me to go there."
Hendee was getting concerned during the recruiting process, because he wasn't receiving offers. He had some contact with Division III schools before getting an offer from Ferris State last week.
"It all worked out in the end, so it was a good thing," he said.
Hendee is heading to a program that has reached the NCAA semifinals and quarterfinals the last two seasons. The Bulldogs have won at least 11 games the last four seasons, a first for the program.
Cain admits that his grades limited his options of playing at a higher level. He said he was being looked at by Davidson College in North Carolina, a FCS school, but that academics held him back.
Cain had offers from Michigan Tech and Concordia.
"Academics is huge," he said. "I had a chance to go Division I; I didn't have the grades. So, my lesson to all you young kids watching (a video interview) is to get your grades up, because it could open a lot of doors for you in the future."
Cain is far from disappointed to be going to Davenport, which moved up to Division II last season in only its second year of football.
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He said the team's spread offense suits his skill set and that Davenport's strong business program will help him achieve his career goals.
"I love the program," Cain said. "Everything is so nice. They've got Division I facilities. It's a great school. About two years ago, they were in the NAIA and last year they jumped into the GLIAC. They're just now starting to recruit Division II talent. This class we have coming in is really talented."
Cain caught 39 passes for 802 yards and 13 touchdowns last season.
Pinckney quarterback Jack Wurzer is still weighing his college options. Defensive Player of the Year Alex Wasyl of Pinckney may pursue a track and field scholarship.

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COSTA MESA — Most men Brandon Adams' age check Facebook for updates on what their friends are up to, or where's the next party.
When the 22-year-old logged onto Facebook on Wednesday, he found out he was going to be in the main event of Thursday's Fight Club OC card.
Before he weighed in, Adams already felt the weight of being the headline boxer on his shoulders.
"I'm not going to even lie and say it didn't intimidate me. It kind of did," Adams said. "It was in the back of my mind as I was walking down and I had seen the crowd was full."
Many of the 1,372 fans that packed the Hangar at the OC Fair & Event Center didn't come to see Adams on Thursday night. Don't blame Adams, who filled in for Ramon Valadez, a super featherweight.
Adams said he didn't even get a raise in pay after Fight Club OC bumped him up to the main attraction. He definitely raised his game in his debut in a main event, earning a unanimous decision against Cleven Ishe.
Adams entered the ring wearing black and silver, the shiny part covered his hood. The Los Angeles middleweight left the four-round bout with his record golden, perfect through his first six professional fights.
"He was a tough one because he was wild. He was everywhere," Adams said of Ishe, who's from Long Beach. "It was hard trying to maintain focus."
Ishe said he was just trying to survive. After going the distance, he didn't have much to say after dropping to 3-7-1.
The opening fight of the six-bout boxing and mixed martial arts card featured mostly Roberto Crespo. Yes, the Puerto Rican prince dominated his welterweight fight, earning a majority decision against Andre Ewell.
Crespo (4-1), who's from Riverside, outclassed Ewell. Heading into the fourth and final round, Ewell's corner told the Moreno Valley fighter, "This is where your stamina comes in."
Ewell went the distance, but there was no way he was going to earn his first career victory.
Marlon Ortez never stood a chance in prevailing in his debut.
Isaac Tadeo took care of the Los Angeles fighter right away. The referee stopped the super welterweight bout in the opening round at the 2:33 mark because Ortez couldn't defend himself.
Tadeo, out of La Habra, improved to 2-0.
The first bout in MMA action lasted longer.
Willie Gates of Rancho Cucamonga tried his best to hand Jason Carbajal his first loss rather quickly. He took him down near the corner, trying to get Carbajal to tap out in the first round. The bell saved Carbajal, though.
Gates stayed in control of the 125-pound fight, unleashing a right-handed shot that floored Carbajal in the third round. The Long Beach fighter rose back to his feet, only to see Gates (4-2) go on and record a unanimous decision, and become the first fighter to beat Carbajal (5-1).
The next boxing bout was the second that ended in the first round.
San Diego's Giovanni Santillan remained undefeated through two welterweight fights. The ref stopped his latest at the 1:31 mark after Santillan knocked out Los Angeles' Ronald Rodriguez (1-4).
The last MMA fight saw Lake Forest's Josh Smith (8-5) beat Riverside's Mike Sandez (7-8) by submission in a 160-pound bout.
Fight Club OC returns to the Hangar Aug. 16.


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This is unexpected behaviour. Does anyone have an idea if this "feature" can be disabled?
You can easily see what I mean in the Notes app, it does it there too.

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This updates and distills an article posted 4/13/12.
After the March 2010 Barclays Center groundbreaking, Daily News sports columnist Mike Lupica commented, "It was a hustle in broad daylight by Caring Bruce Ratner from the start."
The hustle wouldn't have worked without help from Forest City Ratner's partner in government, the Empire State Development Corporation, aka Empire State Development (ESD). It as clear an example of the Culture of Cheating as any.
ESD had recently completed a clever, devious move, withholding the Development Agreement for Atlantic Yards, thus obscuring a project timetable that gave Forest City 25 years to build the project, rather than the long-promised ten years.
Now courts have said definitively that the ESD chose expediency over candor, in order to get Atlantic Yards re-approved in 2009 and to enable that groundbreaking. Now a supplementary environmental review is necessary.
However little the decision may change things on the ground, it's a moral victory and an important message about honest government and the lack thereof.
"But the reason why we think Forest City will go forward with this project, and we have every reason to believe so, is that we have a Development Agreement with Forest City that requires it to do so," agency attorney Philip Karmel said in court in January 2010, as detailed below. "I don't know what else ESDC can do."
Well, it could have released that document, which would have revealed how the developer had 12 years to build Phase 1 and 25 years for Phase 2, rather than incentives to get the whole thing done in a decade.
Sounds like ESDC has some 'splainin' to do. I'll be curious to see if the mainstream New York media digs deeper, considering we have a multi-billion New York City project here – and successive court rulings rebuking the judgment of the state agency that is supposed to be the people's watchdog to make sure the project rolls out properly.
But there was no explaining, and there was no apology. Both the state agency and Forest City expressed disappointment with the ruling and said they were moving ahead with the project.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo could apologize. It wasn't his fault. He inherited this after his election in 2010. But he's shown no such inclination.
He's not attending the ribbon-cutting today, instead staying in Albany and sending Lieutenant Gov. Bob Duffy in his place. Is that because he has more pressing business in the capital city? Perhaps, though he has no public schedule.. Or does he want to avoid even a whiff of controversy.
Though the courts didn't go there, evidence suggests the ESD simply cheated. Atlantic Yards was re-approved in September 2009 to allow for multiple phases of condemnations, rather than one full round, thus saving Forest City Ratner from paying to acquire the property it didn't need soon.
The timetable for the project would be enforced by the Atlantic Yards master closing documents, including the Development Agreement, which were signed in December 2009.
But those documents weren't released until 1/25/10, six days after the first hearing in this case was heard in court.
It was also nearly three weeks after the ESDC told me the documents would be made available.
She said the document(s) would not be made available "until a week or two after the closing," meaning approximately 12/30/09 through 1/6/10. That didn't happen.
As a political reporter, I know that money and spin usually win. But in looking at Atlantic Yards up close, it's outrageous to see the absolute absence of democratic process.
As Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn's Candace Carpenter said in April, "The tragedy here is, but for the blatant misrepresentations to the Court by Forest City Ratner and ESDC, it would been determined in 2010 that an SEIS was required and that would have stopped construction of Barclays Arena."
Maybe, maybe not--there was still a ton of political momentum. But it would have been a lot easier to stop it before the groundbreaking.
In that case, the main document was the agreement with the MTA for the Vanderbilt Yard, which gave Forest City Ratner 22 years to pay for the development rights. However, the Development Agreement offered far more reason for skepticism, as it showed a clear contradiction with the professed time frame.
But Friedman did not allow it to be entered into the record. Later, after both sets of petitioners asked Friedman to reopen the case, she did, acknowledging a misapprehension--though not quite a mistake on her part--about the Development Agreement.
In November 2010, Friedman remanded the proceedings "to ESDC for findings on the impact of the Development Agreement and of the renegotiated MTA agreement on its continued use of a 10 year build-out for the Project, and on whether a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement is required or warranted."
She rejected those finding, and the appellate court agreed in April--a decision confirmed in June when the state Court of Appeals rejected an appeal. It took well over two years. Where would we be if the Development Agreement had been released on time?
The discussion begins on page 222 of the document at bottom, but I've excerpted the key passages from ESDC lawyer Philip Karmel, who said "we're relying on the contracts that we are negotiating," a statement the implies they were not settled, though he then said, "We have a Development Agreement."
The principal terms of the agreement, he said, were outlined in the record.
They weren't, because no one knew how light the penalties were.
"Well, the penalties are not set forth in the record," Karmel admitted, saying the Development Agreement was finished, but not part of the case.
That's where, in retrospect, the court should have stepped in.
Somewhat later in the court argument Karmel returned to the theme, saying "we have a development agreement with Forest City that requires it" to "go forward with the project.
Only when the document was revealed did the judge reverse her findings.
The issue of the 25 year project was raised earlier, before another judge, who looked the other way.
Still, the Development Agreement, with a clear 25-year deadline, did not exist at this time.


Here's another entry for the 2019 St Luke's CARES Community Awards, it has been submitted by Ken Ingram on behalf of Middleton Elderly Aid's Arm In Arm walking group. For details of how YOUR community group can enter please click here.
I was asked about a year ago by Sam, the Manager of Middleton Elderly Aid, after learning that I host a walking group in Belle Isle, would I like to host one from Middleton Elderly Aid. Of course I said yes.
Sam, me and others had already started a memory cafe from the centre, called Arm in Arm. I suggested we use the same name for the walking group.
The Middleton walking group is for the over 60s and their carers.
So in February last year, Sam asked that me and Leanne a member of staff at Middleton Elderly Aid go on a First Aid course, before I actually starting the walking group.
Me and Leanne passed the First Aid course and shortly afterwords I started the Walking Group.
The benefit of the MEA walking group, is to get the elderly mobile which can only help with their cardiovascular health.
At this time of the year it's important that the elderly don't hibernate, and this is why we as a group encourage the elderly to get out walking.
The group walk into Middleton Park and on alternative weeks walk to the Rose Garden, or walk to the Lakeside Cafe, when we get the chance of a rest and hot drinks.
Depending on which route we take , the group walk between 3 and 4 miles, for the elderly that is fantastic achievement.
The Walking Group meets every Wednesday at the centre at 11am. The group and others, gets the chance to have a bacon sandwich and hot drinks before we set off on our walk.
We return to the centre about two hours later when again drinks are available. The group has gone from strength to strength and recently had a record 14 of us on the walk. But there are usually no fewer than six out on the walk.
The grant if we won would pay for Pedometers, so we can have a record of how many miles and steps we walked on the day.
It would also allow the group to hire a minibus from time to time so that we can visit other parks and have a walk around from there.


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Kyunghee Ma University of South Carolina
https://doi.org/10.32674/jis.v11i4.3303
Asian international students, mental health, cross-cultural adjustment, community building
This article describes stress that many Asian international students experience during their adjustment to U.S. universities. Reflecting on personal experiences that contributed to deeper self-understanding, I explain cultural incompatibilities that cause this stress, the negative impact that the stress has on mental health, and the lack of support systems that exacerbate mental health complications. In highlighting the prioritization of the mental health in Asian international students and initiating community outreach programs, I demonstrate that when Asian international students participate in creating an interconnected community, they have the potential to thrive despite the stressful adjustment period.
Kyunghee Ma, University of South Carolina
Kyunghee Ma, PhD, is an independent researcher and community mental health advocate. Her research interests lie in the area of mental health, multiculturalism, and spirituality in higher education. Email: kyunghee@email.sc.edu
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Watching the Tennis French open The commentator on Eurosport said Venus Williams has amased a staggering $18,000,000.00 USD which works out £9,152,766.96 Good luck to Venus. What would you do with it. Would you in your job as a dustman retire Wonder if you just stuck it in the bank you could live of the interest rest of your life. If you did not move or change your life style. Would you give a million to your local hospital. Would you keep it quite could you stand the begging letters and your new found friends. Those beautiful women who never give you a second look would be now fighting for your attention at your front door.
In a savings account say at 6.5% per year, that would give you £65,000 interest per year on £1,000,000 (I think!).
So, £9,000,000 would give £585,000 per year interest alone. But who has 9M and just leaves in the bank, unless you have many more millions elsewhere I guess.
hmmmmm....... where can i get a mil from?
Yeah, but in order to maintain the "value" of that income, the capital will need to increase by the rate of inflation in order to keep the value of the interest earned. So in effect although one may get say 6.25%, you'd have to put say 3% (? current inflation rate) right back into the pot.
Why would they do this, if you have a mortgage on a property you end up buying the property 4 mabey 5 times (somewhere around that figure) over the years, so if you had the money to buy a house you would be better of buying it instead of geting a mortgage, or is there something im missing?
I'd say the real rate of inflation is even higher. Most accounts would mean a loss in real terms. Still not as though you would be doing your own finances with that many millions at your disposal.
And that isn't much compared to what Beckham is getting.
Those tennis earnings arn't that great when you consider Ronnie O'sullivan has amassed £5m and Steven Hendry about £7m, and they play snooker.
Wouldn't you have to pay 40% tax as well?
I was talking to my neighbour having a giggle about what you would do with nine million pounds. Thought i would spin the funny line would you give up your job as a dustman. He said nothing carried on digging out his rose bush then looked up and said. If you had nine million pound you could bribe someone to give you a job as a dustman. Now there is another side to it i never thought of.
If you buy it outright, after 10 years you own the house but have no money in the bank.
If you mortgage it, after 10 years you own the house, still have £1m in the bank and then start to receive £xxxxxx per year in interest as well because you don't need to pay the mortgage anymore.
Sorry - that doesn't work. The interest you are getting will be less than the interest you are paying, so you will be worse off.
e.g. I buy a house for 1 mil - morgtgage at 6%, interest at 5%. So each year I get 50K in interest and a 60K mortgage bill - so I have to find 10K from somewhere - where does that come from?
Nonsense, my mortgage is currently far less than 6%. You could easily fix it at a rate under what you'd get for your savings, or at least get a discounted rate and then switch every few years.
It can work out in the case of taking a long term fix, but if savings rates were higher than mortgage rates banks would go out of business *very* fast.
Looking quickly it seems the best interest rates are around 6.5% for savings. Take the 40% tax off that and you are earning 3.9% nett. That means if your mortgage is 3.9% then there's no difference between buying outright and having a mortgage. As the mortgage goes below 3.9% then you are indeed better off taking the max mortgage. I think you'd do well to find a mortgage below 3.9% though.
Thats 10k a month for a 10 year mortgage and over 5k for a 40 year mortgage at the best rate you will get. You will be buying this house many times over when you could have bought a house at half the price and lived of the rest. Its always better to buy your own home if you can afford to because if you fall behind on your mortgage repayments don't forget they can take your house of you.
Hypothetical, people. Don't forget I said it was hypothetical!
The point wasn't that you'd be paying more for the house (obviously you will be!) but that you'd have more use of the money in the long term.
I will freely admit to [-]forgetting about[/-] purposefully ignoring the tax though!


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In our ongoing research project Robo_Craft, we developed a application for industrial robots resulting in a light painting. The application makes use of the very precise positioning of industrial robots in rendering points and lines in 3d dimensional space. We have adapted a custom enedefector consisting of a rgb led light controlled by a Arduino board. We developed a connection between the robot controller and the arduino board that communicate in bynary language through the controller digital output board. We developed a custom code for the Arduino board and a conterpart in Grasshopper, that facilitate the communication between the robot controller and the arduino board. This is done to achive a perfect coordination between the robot movement and the colour of the painted light.
This is a a ongoing research that illustrates the creative use of lightpainting applications done with large shutter exposure photography and complex geometries developed in computational systems. By using the same paraemtric and algorithic environment for the forma development and the robot controll we were able to achive a smooth workflow that permits adjustemnts to positioning in real time and at the same time checks reachability of every point on the path. This streamlined development allows us as designers more freedom for formal explorations, wether they are focused on illustrating a complex minimal surface geometry, or the smooth development of spirals along a 3d nurbs curve.
I reaaly like your light drawing and I want to do it myself too! Can you give me some suggestion about the whole process? I don't really understand how to achive coordination between the robot movement and the light.Thanks!
We programmed the robot controller to move the robot arm and when it reaches the target it sends data to the arduino board that controlls the rgb led.
The communication channel that we setup for the robot controller to the arduino board is via the digital outputs of the robot controller, meaning a series of signals that are in binary (0 or 1). and we used 9 channels to send data in the following format (RRR GGG BBB), where each R, G or B can be 0 or 1 and had a custom colour code for 7x7x7 colours.
Both the robot controller code and the arduino code we custom built.
OF course if you can use a analog output or a serial cable it would be much simpler.


The Junior School participates in a variety of mission projects each year. During our weekly Chapels we receive an offering that is used exclusively for missions. We support the PCA Middle School missions outreach to the community and the annual PCA Senior School mission's trip. We also support ACSI sponsored schools in Haiti, Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes, mission organizations that many of our staff volunteer in during the summer, and raise funds for natural disasters around the world as the need arises.
During Chapel we bring in missionaries to talk to the children. This gives them firsthand accounts of the wonderful things missionaries are doing to reach people for Christ. It also gives us an opportunity to support a variety of mission projects.


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There are lots of interesting and beautiful places to visit in Poland, and it's a destination that you can travel to 365 days a year. Every season has something special to offer visitors who come here.
I love Poland, and I've traveled quite a lot around the country, but there are of course a lot of places that I've yet to discover. However, to make things easier for other visitors, I've made this list with 25 places to visit in Poland.
I think this list is a great start when planning your trip! The places aren't ranked in any particular order, and they're just numbered as a reference to the list of 25 Amazing places to Visit in Poland.
Situated in the far south at the Polish-Slovakian border, the Tatras Mountain Range is a destination that everyone should visit at least once in their life. The Natural beauty here is breathtaking, and no wonder it has earned the UNESCO biosphere title.
The Tatras can compete with most places around the world, and here you can go hiking and skiing throughout the year.
Zamość is a unique example of a Renaissance town in Central Europe, and it was designed and built as the "ideal town" in reference to the Italian theories. It's listed as a UNESCO heritage site, and it's one of the best places to visit in Poland if you like history and architecture.
The Old town is simply adorable and the houses are very charming.
Another beautiful city in Poland with lots of history. Torun also happens to be the birthplace of the famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. It's listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it's often referred to as the "Krakow of the North".
In Torun, you can also try the famous gingerbread.
This place has long-time been a returning favorite among Polish people but has not become as famous among tourists. But the Masurian Lake District is truly beautiful and it's home to more than 2000 lakes.
It's a great place for camping, sailing, and hiking. Here you'll also find the largest lake in Poland – Śniardwy.
On the northern coast along the Baltic Sea, one will find the historic city of Gdansk. It's known as the birthplace of Poland's Solidarity movement and throughout history, it has been of great importance.
Go for a stroll in the harbor and old town. Sit down for a beer and some delicious Polish food.
An enchanted forest at the Polish and Belarusian border. This forest is considered one of the last vestiges of virgin woodland in Europe, and it's definitely one of the best places to visit in Poland for nature lovers.
The forest is also home to the largest herd of the endangered European Bison, also known as wisent.
Where: In Eastern Poland, about 3 hours driving from Warsaw.
I discovered this beautiful city by accident when I found cheap flights from Malmö to Poznan with Ryanair. The flight tickets cost 4 euros one way, so it was a no-brainer to travel there.
I instantly fell in love with the old town of Poznan, what a beauty!
It's one of the oldest salt mines and what makes it even more unique is the fact that there's a "city" down in the Salt mine, where the workers have carved out chapels and sculptures.
Today, it's a popular tourist attraction, and one could also get married down in Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Where: About 25 minutes driving from Krakow.
Hel Peninsula looks nothing like hell, quite the opposite, and it's a popular summer destination. Here you can find some of the best beaches in Poland, although it tends to get crowded during July and August.
Where: Near Gdansk and Gdynia.
Krakow is one of the most famous cities in Poland, and for a good reason. While many other Polish cities were destroyed to the grounds during World War 2, Krakow saw little destruction in terms of buildings being destroyed.
The city is well-preserved and has many interesting points of interest. From here, it's also easy to visit places such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, The Salt Mine, Ojcow National Park, and other nearby cities.
Krakow is a sprawling city these days, filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and visitors year round. The old historic center is also listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
This is the largest lake in the Tatra Mountains, and perhaps also the most beautiful one, with the majestic reflections.
Perhaps the most famous mountain town in Poland, situated in the Tatras. Here you can immerse yourself in the local culture, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings and ski slopes.
This Skull Chapel might be one of the scariest and most peculiar places to visit in Poland. I've visited another Bone Church in the Czech Republic, and it was a fascinating experience.
Where: About 2 hours driving from Wroclaw.
The Sand dunes at Slowinski National Park is worth a visit, and you can find many beautiful beaches here. And yes, Poland also has a real desert named Bledow desert, which might also be worth a visit, although it's not located in Slowinski National Park.
Where: About 2 hours driving from Gdansk, along with the Baltic Sea.
Another fantastic Polish city that everyone should visit at least once. Wroclaw is perhaps my all-time favorite, and it was named as the cultural capital of Europe back in 2016.
The old town is exquisite and one of the best things to do here is just strolling around. Vegetarians and Vegans who visit will also be happy about the abundance of Vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Wroclaw.
Poland might not be famous to have many spectacular waterfalls, but Kamienczyk Waterfall is definitely spectacular and worth a visit. It's very close to Karpacz as well.
Where: 2 hours drive from Wroclaw.
This castle is a UNESCO heritage site, that can also title itself as the largest castle in the world by land area. It gives a glimpse of Medieval times and will be very interesting for architecture lovers and history buffs.
Where: About 50 minutes driving from Gdansk.
Want to climb the highest mountain in Poland? Then you should plan a trip to Rysy, which is situated on the Polish-Slovakian border. There are 3 peaks that you can climb, and the highest one is 2 503 meters above the sea.
Where: in the Tatra Mountains in Southern Poland.
Tatra mountains often get the most attention from tourists visiting Poland, but Bieszczady mountains is also a lovely place to go for hiking and enjoying nature.
Some of the animals roaming these mountains include brown bears, wild wolf packs and even the endangered European bison.
Ever seen a crooked forest before? Krzywy Las as it's named in Polish is located in Nowe Czarnowo, about 50 minutes driving from Poznan, in the western part of the country.
Another beautiful lake in the Tatras Mountains. It's the deepest and longest lake in the Tatras, and the view from above is simply amazing. The Lake has about 13 million m³ of water, and the warmest temperature recorded was 11.2 °C (52.2 °F).
It's a not a place you go for a relaxing swim unless you're made of ice!
Where: In the High Tatras.
This castle is one of the best places to visit in Poland if you're a Harry Potter fan. At Czocha Castle, you can get attended to a wizard school and live out your dreams from the famous books and movies that have gained millions of fans worldwide.
Another beautiful national park in Poland, filled with diversity and amazing scenery. The Ojcow National Park is just a short drive from Krakow, and one of the places of interest include "the White Hand Rock" and the various caves and canyons.
You can also visit the famous Kazimierz Castle, where King Casimir the Great used to live.
Where: About 30 minutes from Krakow.
A famous and beloved Ski-destination nestled in the Karkonosze Mountains. Karpacz has everything for a perfect family getaway, and nature lovers will enjoy this area year round.
Last but not least, we have the capital of Poland, Warsaw. A bustling city that gets more modern each year that passes.
In Warsaw, you will find shopping, artistic metro stations, a beautiful old town, top restaurants and basically everything you can wish for from an awesome capital city in Europe!
In my opinion, these are the top 10 places to visit in Poland.
Do you agree? Share your own favorite places to visit in Poland in the comment section!
So, now that you know about all these beautiful places to visit in Poland, it's time to book your trip!
Poland is an incredible destination where you can spend weeks or even months. If you know some more beautiful places to visit in Poland, feel free to share in the comment section!
we strongly recommend you to raft on the river Dunajec in Pieniny Mountains.


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