Day of Kamilla in Hungary. This name refers to a flower with healing power.
In your comments you refer to the blue Duna. I really like this river. It’s the biggest river in our country coming from Germany from the Black Forest. I’ve been there a couple of years ago and I saw a signboard showing to the river Duna. I went there and it was so small that I could step over it with my long legs.:) It was strange to see this river that I knew so well being ‘a baby’:) After Germany, the river crosses Austria. In Vienna, it is still a not too wide river and I guess the first city where it appears as a real river is Pozsony (Bratislava) in Slovakia. Leaving Pozsony the river runs to the east providing the borderline between Hungary and Slovakia. Then suddenly, at close to Visegrád it turns to the south and reaches Budapest dividing the city to two parts…Pest and Buda. It then leaves the country in the south as a really wide, huge river to Serbia and then to Romania and Bulgaria when it finally gets home….to the Black Sea. An amazing journey from the Black Forest to the Black Sea.
that’s a beautiful shot Zsolt.
have a great New Year’s eve and all the best in 2007.
le mot antispam est ‘Great’. voila, ta photo est superbe et cette riviere magnifique. Encore d’autres photos.
the word antispam is “Great”. veiled, your photograph is superb and this splendid river. Still of other photographs.
I’ve seen this river in Vienna. It’s beautiful. You’re so lucky to see it each day!
So, it’s a river that cross many countries. How interesting!
I laughed at your use of “Pest and Buda” … Your photo is very good. And your explanation is great. I enjoyed both. thank you.
Oh…it’s a familiar Waltz tune, to everyone I’m sure!! I read Denton’s and Keropok man’s comments on the Blue Dunabe post yesterday and I found this:
wonderful perspective!
Thanks so much for the trip along the River. I didn’t realize it went so far and through so many countries. This is a lovely picture too.
A great river, and good photo.
Thank you for counting(telling) the tour.
Regards of spain