Mateusz Lipczynski's homepage
Hi! My name is Mateusz Lipczynski, I'm 25 years old, and I've graduated from computer science at Warsaw University and a now I'm writing my bachelor thesis at Warsaw School of Economics (both in the capital of Poland).
I signed up Geocities on 97-Sep-01.
My interests are:
travel especially with my backpack in the mountains, computers, scrabble, languages, politics, music, sport (skiing, jogging, swimming).
This page is devoted to some of my trips
Email me at
ml163020@zodiac.mimuw.edu.pl in the meantime.
Please come back soon and visit me.
You can also visit my older homepage at my faculty:
http://rainbow.mimuw.edu.pl/~ml163020
Up till now, this page has been visited for
times.
[NEW!] My report on my trip to Romania for the Total Solar Eclipse 1999
My younger brother, sister and me before the colloseum in Verona, Italy.
Those are us - my younger brother, Mr Wojciech Kozlowski (my father's friend) and me at Forc La Porta in Italian Dolomites, 2362 m a.s.l.
Another picture from Dolomites - a view to the highest ridge - Marmolada.
I spent the whole August 1997 on the trip to Ural (here is the map of Europe with our route) organized by Grzegorz Cieslik - a mountain guide from SKPB. We've been there in 15 person (10 boys and 5 girls) and that was great - just have a look!
That's me in the famous Red Square in Moscow, Russia
Those are the huts of Komi semi-nomadic people living in the Northern Russia. What they do for living is breeding reindeers and I don't know what else (fishing?).
You can see of collapsing huts in a village "1952" (a suburb of Kozhim). That strange big machine is called vesdihod - a cross-over of a jeep and a tank.
Russians call this mountain "tzaritza gor Urala" - the queen of Ural mountains. It's Manaraga, 1662 m a.s.l. It looks interesting, doesn't it? Climbing without an equipment is pretty tricky, but possible. Anyway it was too hard for me.
Yes, I was there! Veni, vidi, vici. That's me on the peak of Narodnaya, the highest peak of Ural mountains - 1894 m a.s.l. (6214 ft or so).
A fine view from the Narodnaya peak to the west, to Yanchenko mountain.
Grzegorz Calkowski, my friend and me on the mountain ridge of Beskid Niski that is situated on a part of Polish-Slovak border.
Trakai: The group from Warsaw School of Economics (including a pack of foreign students) on an excursion to Lithuania (March 2000).
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