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Mohacs
... where we picked up the others at 6.00pm. It was a very relaxing afternoon just watching all the people swimming and seeing the jet skis make the most of the wake of the boat., Can’t get over how few people wear life jackets on their boats. Tonight Thomesh our tour director gave us a very interesting talk on growing up during communism. Thomesh is 35 and was only 14 when the iron ...
Pecs ending the plains
... A pity, that they stopped inviting new artists, as most of the works look rather 70"ies and 80'ies like. But still a nice site to visit.
It was interesting to get to know these hosts. They were in their sixties, retired, involved in the raising of their grand children, very active and rather independent of each other: they did lots of things together but even more with others. That also gave lots of topics to talk about, at least with one of ...
Best ever.
This is the first city (other than Budapest) I would not mind doing an internship in. The city is so peaceful, clean and calm. This is the town I loved without doubt.
I especially loved their massive city square, where everything was in cobblestones and in open space. I felt like I'm inhaling fresh air again (for ...
Walking and wine.
... their methods of manufacture as time went on. They perfected a glaze that allowed their ceramics to be used outdoors to decorate buildings, etc. It was all very interesting.
From there we walked to the main square surrounded by baroque buildings. Dominating the square is the "Mosque Church." During the Ottoman occupation the building was the Pasha Gazi Kassim Mosque. Once the Turks were defeated, the Christians reclaimed the building, ...
Day 313 - Back to School
I miss college. It's the first time I’ve felt this way since the brief moments after graduation. Living life to the fullest and growing and maturing hasn’t left me much time to reminisce or remind me of all the good times and friends left behind. All it took was a few days in Pecs, a booming college town in the south of Hungary. When summer is over and the new semester starts, the population almost doubles and it’s like the ...