Szinbad Panzio Pecs
Klimo Gyorgy utca 9, 7624 Pecs, Hungary
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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 paved in stone and was in open space. I felt like I'm breathing and inhaling fresh air again ...
Walking and wine.
... into the wine cellars. First we saw the areas where the wine was produced and aged. One of the young employees attempted to act as our guide and offer explanations for what we saw. His English was good for his memorized spiel, but he got into trouble answering questions. Hedi had to translate for him on several answers.
From there we went into a large room that had a long U-shaped table with chairs and 3 [empty] wine glasses at each ...
Day 313 - Back to School
... uncurbed. Trickles of conversation and laughter and twinkling eyes wash over me. So alive and so new, so untested against the world, open to whatever it brings and feeling their way across this great Earth. I’ve undergone my own studies and teachings, gained new skills and insight - a knowledge only granted to those who take flight - but something inside of me still yearns to sit down, study art, literature and poetry, push to ...
Figuring out how much I can Pecs ("Pai-ch")
... of going to the cafe in the tower and ordering something to eat. I regretting going in, I regretted ordering food, I regretted ordering what I did, and I regretted eating as much of it as I did. Let's leave it at that.
When I returned to the hostel, there were people! So my evening was a less lonely than the night before. We went out and I tried to see what I could buy with the tiny amount of money I had left.
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THAT'S how you say it?
... watch. I saw what looked like a finish line, and a bunch of trophies. I waited around for a while, until I started to feel a little bit TOO thirsty. It appeared to be some sort of car race or something. I later saw a small article about it in the free magazine about the town that the hostel guy gave me... I didn't read it.
I headed out for some dinner, and then walked around aimlessly in the opposite direction of old town to see what there was to see. I thought ...


