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Different But Not Wrong
... him!)
For the most part though, they are very sweet and our little charmer gains fans wherever we go … he is certainly a draw-card and presents many opportunities for conversations with the locals on the tram. (a great way to practice our small amount of Magyarul that we have learned so far)
The language is a source of great pride for Hungarians for all its incredible complexities and difficulty to ...
Night Train Nightmare
... is a wuss) but he maintained that we weren't covered. Oh well... Hopefully we get our pass back in the morning. To top it off, this was seriously the worst night train ever. The room was lovely and the train was clean but the track was bumpier than any either of us has experienced. Worse still, the driver is clearly a big fan of slamming on the brakes at the last minute so that you nearly fall off the bed. Tonight will be ...
I Hate Caving
... back, grabbed the camera and very slowly walked to the river (via the Christmas Markets) to take some night shots of the Chain Bridge and the awesome view of Buda from the Pest side. It was painful and slow but I was rapt to get some good shots along the river! Now for the ridiculously slow walk back to the hostel and up those damned stairs. God knows why I didn't just take the elevator. Stupid ...
Murder in the Dark
... we even bought a few things to send home. (Of course). Finally got some laundry done too... Only about a week overdue!! Eww. (The rhyming was an accident). Then popped into a pub for some tea on our way back... Well what a find! Probably the best meal we've had in a month... Just delicious and wintery and homey! I can't even think about it without feeling hungry. Last on our list for today.... The Murder Exhibition. We'd decided to do the 11pm ...
Fishy Feet
Slung the camera over the shoulder and headed down to the river today to have a look at a memorial referred to as The Shoes on the Danube. Apparently loads of Jews were taken to the banks, told to line up and take off their shoes and then were shot. Their corpses fell into the river and washed downstream and their shoes were left behind to be used by others. There really is no end to the monstrous stories. Since we walk around 15-20 Kms most days we decided that our ...
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