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Lovely Subotıca
... to meet us and took us for a walk on a promenade down to a park whıch was lıke a mını forest. Then she took us to her beautıful home where she gave us eachour own rooms. Her kıds are ın unıversıty ın hungary and her husband works ın england so ıt was just her. she made us fısh stew and ıt was wonderful. Subotıca ıs maınly ethnıc ...
HELLLLP!
... been feeling really sick and seem to be sick everytime i eat...cycle in this heat with no food is not onlz stupid but also reallz hard! first day the same friend and i (tom) got lost and only found the others at 4pm, at which point i was on the verge of collapsing and realised i had been cycling on a flat tire for the last 2 hours, i spent the rest of the day in the support car (apart from short ...
What to think of Hungary?
... be the nicest town we have seen so far (and not only in Hungary). Apparently it was destroyed by a flood some 150 years ago and then rebuild in a relatively short time. This gives the city center a harmonious look and atmosphere. Add the bikes, the students and the almost Mediterranean climate and you have a very relaxed atmosphere with different kinds of outdoor living (on the banks of the river, in the parks, on the terraces).
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Bata Bella Pension - Our Home for 10 Days
... of sausage. There are also vendors selling seeds and beans they have cultivated, clothing and sundries. It's a fabulous place to people watch, to commune with the locals and a great place to practice our Hungarian language! To that point, there is much laughing on both ends. Everyone we have encountered has been patient and kind, often offering us more than what we have paid for, or giving us something for free. It's a beautiful thing.
So, it turns ...
Headed for Kanijza, Serbia
... An interesting display of opposites within a big city such as Budapest.
The coffeehouse - "kavehaz & bar" - known as Muvesz, was an elegant cafe with chandeliers, high vaulted ceilings and dessert display cases on both sides of the door. AND, finally, a wonderful pastry, a flaky chocolate croissant and a mochiotto and an americano. It was my first real European experience of what I thought was kafe - coffee. We are very spoiled in the US for variety and choice and ...
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