These benches are at the Kopaszi Gát. The place I posted about, yesterday. They belong to the new design and I found them very attractive with these stones. I just hope that this place won’t be an exclusive yacht-port in some months.
Még mindig a Kopaszi Gát. Ezek a padok nagyon jól néznek ki a kövekkel. Az egész hely színvilága olyan meleg. Azon gondolkodtam ma, hogy nehogy aztán az legyen, hogy pár hónap múlva a magamfajta halandó számára elérhetetlen yacht-kikötő legyen az egészből.
As I promised yesterday…now I show you more about the place where to step on the grass is rather encouraged.:) This is the Kopaszi Gát (Kopaszi dyke). Until now it used to be a wild, untidy hidden bay at the southern part of Budapest but after some month renovation they created this little hidden paradise.:) Of course there are political and financial scandals around the bay..but I start to be used to these boring stuff in Hungary.:) Anyway…the place is wonderful now!!
Tudom, hogy csomó botrány van a Kopaszi gát körül (is), de én annyira únom már, hogy nem érdekel. El se olvastam az erről szóló részletes, szaftos cikkeket. Viszont helyette hosszasan heverésztem abban a csodás gyepben amit odavarázsoltak. Nekem nagyon tetszik, remélem hamarosan élet is lesz…
Stepping on the grass is ALLOWED!:) Usually its allowed everywhere in Budapest…but this sign is even more inviting like this! And it is worth to step on it…the so called carpet-grass gives you a feeling like being (stepping, sitting, laying) on a persian carpet. I do not really know the secret of it. The grass is very thick its really hard to find the ground under it….if there is any:) Tomorrow I will tell and show more about this new place……..
Nem nagyon tudok olyan parkot Budapesten, ahol ne lehetne fűre lépni. Itt mégis fontosnak tartották, hogy szinte bátorítsanak minket a taposásra,hempergésre (megtörtént). A fű, mint megtudtam ún. szőnyegfű (bár lehet magyarul nem így kell mondani). Mindenesetre nekem nagyon bejött..holnap majd részletesebben is kifejtem..
This is my last photo from my János-Hill series. Thank you for being with me on this virtual tour:) On Ainz Zürich daily photo site I have found a post which shows perfectly what is the difference between Switzerland and Hungary (beside the GDP):)
This is the lookout where I took the photos I posted last days from. Actually its at the highest point of Budapest and a very popular place to visit. The building is named after queen Elizabeth (the famous Sisi) who has a sort of cult in Hungary:) I mean she is known as the wife of the Emperor Franz Joseph and she has loved Hungarians.
I took a lot of photos last saturday when we went out to an excursion to the János-hill. So you still have to bear some more.:)
A legjobban azt szeretem a János hegyben, hogy olyan mintha már nem is Budapesten lennél. Alig párszáz méterre elsétálsz a Budakeszi úttól mondjuk és úgy érzem magam mintha újra úttörőtáborban lennék:)
To have a panorama view of Budapest the best choice is to climb one of the hills of Buda. Climbing around sunset gives you a special view. Can you recognise some buildings I showed before?:)
This colors make autumn (especially it’s beginning) so special to me. I had been looking for a moment when I can take a photo like this for long.:) And last weekend I had luck…on the János-hill.
The Kerepesi Cemetery is one of the most beautiful in Budapest. For this theme day I show you Szefi’s wonderful photo which has the title Au revoir. The word the lady is writing is “a viszontlátásra” which means “good bye” in Hungarian.
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