VinPoland 1 | 6 3 Feb 2008 / #1My Polish friends were telling me about a winter so cold 30 or more years ago, that Poles were able to drive over the Baltic to Sweden.Can anybody tell me more about this.
Grzegorz_ 51 | 6,149 3 Feb 2008 / #3Last time Baltic froze 2 years ago but just a bit near the shore in some places, the whole sea also used to freeze but last time that happened in late 17th century.
miranda 3 Feb 2008 / #5Can anybody tell me more about this.I recall hearing something like that which happend in 70s, unfortunately I don't know more than you.
hairball 20 | 313 3 Feb 2008 / #7I found this article from '03 that say's it might be the first time the Baltic will freeze over since 1948.
OP VinPoland 1 | 6 3 Feb 2008 / #8It seems they have got the timing wrong but it could have happened?
Seanus 15 | 19,674 4 Feb 2008 / #11I believe it won't. People were perishing in 2005/06 but the last 2 years have been mild in comparison. It has been cold this year but it wasn't freezing for too long.
outintheyard 27 | 517 4 Feb 2008 / #12So much for ice fishing then darned weather problems! Tommorow may something different all together
Ewangelist 1 | 14 13 Feb 2008 / #13Sandek, Drink better wodka without k: Wod/k/a. That's healthier.I don't like alcohol.Concerning temperature: Last winter I wanted to go to Nowy Sacz. In Warsaw there were -30 degrees. There was lot's of chaos.
porta 18 | 297 13 Feb 2008 / #15But it's fun drinking Wódka with PolesNot while attempting to drive over the baltic. :P