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Mohacs
... about 30 little chickens in a shoe box sitting out in about 30 degrees heat. Everyone in this village seems to ride a bike, there are very few cars, and most of the women dress in black. This was an interesting place to visit. Back to the boat for lunch then there was a wine tasting tour this afternoon. Along with many others we decided to give this a miss and cruise down the river and stopped ...
Pecs ending the plains
... wine region south of Pecs. He himself not drinking alcohol knew a lot of the culture of wine making. They store the wine in low houses/high cellars, something we saw in Austria some years ago.
In this region there was also an old stone mine. For years the government had invited sculptors to work in the mine for one summer, after which they had to leave the sculpture they had made behind. Which generated an area full of very different sculptures and ...
Best ever.
... time since Bratislava). There are so many small places you can check out, such as a cafe that sells cake for 200 ft (about 1.1 NZD now) and a mexican restaurant we went for dinner.
Damn, talking about Mexican restaurant made me crave taco salad again. This is something I won't stop eating in New Zealand.
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Walking and wine.
... for about 150 years, all of the statuary and all of the painting were defaced.
We stopped at the Zsolnay Ceramic Museum for a guided tour. They displayed reproductions of many of the items manufactured there. There were also many photographs of the workshops during various phases of their history. They made many varieties of dinnerware including the handles for silverware. They made many vases and decorative pieces over the years. ...
Day 313 - Back to School
... peoples and their jubilant ways. Drinking wine, sharing tales and watching the raucous celebration on display. I could get used to this energy again, even if vicariously experiencing it is all that happens in the end. We love this town for all that it's shown us; youth, culture, art, life and everything in between. Another successful couchsurfing experience, and another beautiful memory - lost and rapt in the vitality of scholarly ...
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