A couple of days ago when we experienced a very wild, windy weather accidents like this were very often in our area. But Budapest was still quite lucky, towns like Miskolc are still under water.
The photo was taken by Andrea Kalmár. (Thanks Andrea):)
Again wonderfuly sunny day in Budapest:) Nice present for my birthday. The photo was taken at the Vámház körút.
Because of the construction works it is not allowed to enter this street by car or parking here. But not everyone feels tha this rule is very serious…
This November May, it seems we have a very windy, rainy weather. Last time I saw sunshine was Saturday morning when I took this photo in the VIIIth district.
At times you take a photo accidentally that looks like a well prepared composition. We were driving home and Zannnie took some photos from the car and caught this moment not far from the Batthyany square in Buda.
Madách square. This gate used to be the entrance of the Jewish quarter in the VIIth district of Budapest.
I found this on the Andrassy street right in front of the Terror House. The demolition of the Iron Curtain started in Hungary during the summer of 1989. First it was the removal of Hungary’s border fence and the Pan-European Picnic when thousands of East Germans began to emigrate to West Germany via Hungary on September 11, foreshadowing the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989.
To avoid the morning traffic jam I came to work very early today. And at the Danube I found this foggy mood. Strange to be on the roads when you can drive without any jam.
This is a 9-screen multiplex cinema, Central Europe’s first digital cinema which has the most modern digital laser projection system in Hungary. One of our regular weekend movie place. The MOM Park Cinema entitles Cinema-goers to get 3 hours free parking if they validate their parking tickets at the cinema box office.
In a few weeks we will move to a new place within Budapest. We are leaving Buda, the green area for the busy downtown of Pest.:) This is the backyard of the new house.
On friday I took my German exam at this place. I had to translate a document that was actually the concept of Soteria Bern. I like this initiative. If one day I go crazy I would prefer to be treated like this. I will know the results within a few days:)