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Long passed glory
15.1.09
Tram line 2, I think.
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Bittersweet
Home sweet home
Hungarian dishes rule
Looking out the window
Knock on wood
One can see interesting things looking down
A bright array of city lights as far as I can see
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view from above
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Birds
Kingdom
Religion
communistas
Guitaaaar, guitar, guitaaAAaaAAr
Tram line 2, I think.
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A hangover (veisalgia)
Everyone begs
ANGYAL KOMMANDO
By the side of Danube
Walk and crop, the details.
Dedication to the seven tribes
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Windows in Budapest can ...
The blue Danube jewel Buda Castle District: Colour...
This city needs to be thoroughly explored. Keep w...
or take the tram. But watch out. Do not sit near ...
Terez Templom
Nagymezo Utca
Ok. That's it. I cannot move, my feet refuse to w...
Detail from Géza Hofi’s bronze statue Imre Kálmá...
Nagy Vasarcsarnok. The central market.
Sweet silence descends... in green... yellow or p...
Magyar Országos Levéltár (National Archives of Hu...
Országház utca: Sighs and whispers pure reflections
Christmas. The day after. Nice cafe in the Castle...
Romantic Buda Hill streets, not always empty
No, no, don't take my picture Halászbástya: The f...
Matthias Church & King Stephen, the Saint
Old glorious days: The Castle District
Corvus Corax
Turk enslaved
View from up high
The Buda Hill funicular
The Chain Bridge
A night at the Opera
Vorosmarty Ter: Life saver food and hot wine and b...
Reflections of now and then
Heroes Square
Museum of Fine Arts
Heroes and Kings
The parliament
In black & white
Ego sum via veritas et vita
St Stephen's Basilica
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