9 thoughts on “Hűvösvölgyi Nagyrét”

1. Nice quiet place. I like those tables and the bark of the tree on the left

2. Brings back memories! I grew up in Remetekertvaros. But I remember ithose woods in radiant sunshine with kids running around licking candy canes, corousel whirling , music in the air, trampled grass packed with the buzzing crowd lounging on colorful blankets. I remember the woods on a carpet of bright wild flowers, mushrooms in the shade, the taste of smsll strawberries (szamoca), the birds calling and squirrels scampering above.
   Later I lived in Lipotmezo where my father was employed-thanks for the spectacularly beautiful pictures you posted many months back. Congratualtions to your marriage to Zannnie. I feel strong kinship to you two as my psychotherapist daughter and her Irish husband have adopted a Chinese toddler a few months ago. They will have some same issues as the two of you when raising your future children. If interested: http://www.jasminesjourneyhome.com
   I enjoy your photos and admire the effort taking and posting them.

3. I”m glad there are some places that remain the same and give everyone such wonderful memories. Lovely shot Zsolt.

4. I really like the feel of this photo! great shot

5. I enjoy your great pictures of your beautiful city. Maybe you can make some pictures of the large market hall. I visited Budapest several years ago. I hope I can return one day. Keep up the great work with your photographs.

6. Ok John..I will take some photos at the market, too:)

7. Hello Z and Z,

   I hope my post went along with my other email address.

   Udv…………CG

8. Hi Chuck,

   which post you mean? I am a bit confused…do not really understand what you mean:(

9. Has spirt and quiet balance. Nice shot.

   Lloyd Wood Devix