These costume dolls made me pull out my camera.
I always say, experience is more important than photographs...
and then something charming like this catches my eye!
I don't even need to explain what I'm doing here!
Beautiful embroidered linens and laces...
a tour bus completely to ourselves!!
I really enjoyed exploring the city and taking it in, all at a relaxed pace
so many beautiful bulidings, so much grand architecture
so many details that caught my eye
I soaked it all in...but there were still some buildings that had to be snapped.
I want to look them over again and again, later at home.
And for dinner? Gulash of course!
My mother-in-law was a fabulous Hungarian cook. Oh how I miss her. She taught me to make cabbaga rolls, poppy seed rolls, haluska, gulash, potatoe pancakes, and chicken paprikas. Every time I make one of them I think of her - actually any time I sit across from my DH, I remember her.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, you are definitely having an awesome holiday!! Love seeing all the photos... the dolls are sooo cute!
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Always, Queenie
This is my capital. I'm so glad, that you like it :o)Have a nice holiday in Hungary. Hugs Györgyi
ReplyDeleteYou are not so far from finland being in Hungary :) And did you know that Hungarian and Finnish peope are related long ago in history?
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are having a wonderful time. Enjoy every minute.
ReplyDeleteHugs Bunny
What a wonderful trip. Think I'll be putting Budapest on my list of places to visit. I'm sure hubby will agree. Enjoy! Best wishes, Tammy
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