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A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
... long sleeves and/or tie and/or jacket though there were some in blue jeans. One Aussie, in a swanky loge/balcony, was in shorts. Some women were dressed akin to the faded glory of the city.
The three acts were about 50M long each; the breaks, 20M. Each was just about right re the tempo of the opera.
The largest negative was I was tired so it was at times a struggle to concentrate. Did not fall asleep though may have drifted off a bit during one solo in the second ...
Where's John?
... to somalia or something the next morning).... we actually got turned away from buying entry when we arrived but good old Nobbie used his Hungarian linguistics to get us in for free! The bar itself was pretty awesome and would have utterly amazing if it was full. Nevertheless, we had a great night and headed back around 3am. By this time it was just me,Chris and Martin. On the way back Martin had walked ahead and when me and Chris caught up to the hostel 5 minutes later MArtin ...
Day 14-15 Hungry in Hungary
... through all the crowds and went to a little café nearby to have lunch. After our sandwiches/wraps Julia headed back to the hotel as she still wasn’t feeling well at all and so I went along the main shopping street until I got to the river which I walked along until I reached the parliament. The walk along the river was pretty with the castle and cita del on the ...
Budapest I: Museums to Ballet to Bars
... he was going to learn how to cook it.
After eating, we decided it was time to get a taste of Hungarian beer (the most popular of which appears to be Dreher). We wound up in a pub called "The Yes Bar", where we found we could order half liters for less than 2 euros, which was very exciting for all of us. We might have gotten a bit carried away with it......but the group was having a lot of time. Jose was relieved that the conversation could ...
We take the waters
... have the good fortune to live on a thin crust of earth under which flow numerous hot springs of different temperatures and mineral compositions. Some of these have been diverted to create the Széchenyi baths. Each of the indoor baths is labeled by a marble plaque on the wall of the room it's located in with the temperature and in some cases the mineral content, so the discriminating bather can choose his preferred succession of warmth and flavors.
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