On Saturday morning, around 9 a.m., the first participant left for the trip. The first stage led through Strzelno, Mogilno, Gąsawa, until we reached Biskupin, where the undoubted attraction was visiting the famous archaeological settlement where a prehistoric stronghold was discovered. The next stop was Venice, where we visited the narrow-gauge railway museum. The finale was the return route to the base through Dąbrowa, Kłuda Mała, Tupałly and Kruszwica. Everyone drove efficiently on the flat, low-lying rally route and there were no significant failures (if only minor, so everyone returned to the rally base on their wheels). The entire route is approximately 120 km. The pace did not disqualify any vehicle and I suspect that even "hundreds" would be able to cope with it. The rally was manned by a service vehicle, ready to rescue any unlucky drivers.
After lunch, we went on motorcycles to the Mysia Wieża in Kruszwica, where there was an exhibition of our motorcycles in the parking lot provided by the hospitable local authorities. Participants had the opportunity to visit the remains of the Castle and the entrance to the aforementioned Tower, which was an excellent viewing point. And in the evening, at the rally base, there was a summary of the event and refreshments. Prizes and diplomas were distributed. Feasting and "Poles' night conversations" lasted until late at night.
It is worth mentioning that the weather on Friday and Saturday during the rally was excellent and only on the night from Saturday to Sunday rain was recorded. It must be said that we managed to hit the perfect weather window, still remembering the extremely cold and rainy days in the week preceding the event. The weather cleared up perfectly on Friday morning, which allowed for a comfortable commute. There were only a few showers during Sunday's return.
After the event, fresh comments were consistent: "it was great, just too short." Need a better review? So whoever wasn't there but could have regretted it!
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