Toruń

so adrian what was what was the name of the i cannot for the life of me remember the name of the city in poland where we did the uh forward passage of lines with the 82nd do you remember

gosh i i don't it was a major city Yeah, we stayed, I think that night we stayed in a place called Torun or Torn.

And that's where we went to the 82nd.

And there were a bunch of old German fortifications.

Yeah, we, we...

Going into Torun, um, I think I was 10 points up.

Uh, yeah, if anyone doesn't remember, I end up flat out into the fence, um, broke pretty much everything in the top half.

So many ribs, nine ribs, uh, shoulder, back, everything.

But I'm guessing fired right up.

Yeah, I was fired right up and, um, if you wanna get into what happened probably mid-season, uh, that's when it, it all went aga- again in me head, like, "How can this be happening?" and hurt meself.

So, um, yeah, when I shattered me foot and, uh, put me foot in, uh, Adrian Miedziński's front wheel, uh, in Torun and, and smashed me foot to pieces, I thought, "Here we go again.

I'm, uh..." I was, I was up in the world title in the second year and then I'm, uh, injured again.

Voyens is like...

You know, it's the Torun of Denmark, isn't it? Everyone knows it.

Absolutely.

This is the national stadium of Denmark.

The secular buildings of the Hanseatic cities were equally impressive in their brick construction.

The town hall of Torun, with its imposing facade, demonstrated the dignity that municipal authorities could project through skilled brickwork.

The warehouses lining the waterfronts, with their massive walls and carefully engineered loading doors, showed how practical concerns could be met without sacrificing aesthetic consideration.

Even the defensive walls and gates that protected these prosperous trading centres, like the Holstentor in Lübeck, became architectural statements in brick.

So the fear of the body coming back to life was greater, he went on to say.

Polinski, a professor at the Institute of Archaeology at Nicholas Copernicus University in Torun, Poland, and his colleagues began excavating the site in Pien, near, I believe this is Dabrowa.

Is this...

In 2005, the rural field was used as a cemetery for around four generations in the 17th century, with a total of 101 graves from this era discovered at the site, according to Polinsky.

She's a European champion, uh, indoor.

Uh, so, mm, she ha- she has, of course, a long CV, which, uh, Lourdes doesn't have yet, even though the transition from junior to senior went really quick with already the first title, um, in, uh, in Torun.

Um, but you can also see, uh, on a daily basis that one is a lot more experienced.

She's already a professional athlete, and the other one is still learning.

Um, we had some very old [laughs] elder gentlemen who were running in the heat and, um, achieved fantastic results, so there were many things, but what is overall is this happiness.

I mean, I've been to Torun several times.

We've been to Gainesville.

As an athlete, I was in Lyon, but I have never seen so many happy guys in this unbelievable stadium, and that's pretty, pretty absurd because it is so hot here, and it's so demanding weather that everybody pretty much after his race or his competition tries to get somehow in the shadow or in-

It's like... 650 kilometers from Daugavpils, maybe a little bit more from Riga, but still short way.

And Latvians like Poland, you know, and this massive, massive event, you know, in PGA Narodowy is like, you know, And what is good in PGA Narodowy, like in Toruń also, you know, if you make a reservation for the hotels and everything flies, and you fly or you drive, you're hungry, pretend you watch Speedway.

Because of

the roof.

He was there again.

We saw him in, or I saw him in Torun already.

Met him today.

He's jumping tomorrow.