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In The Interim – The End of Cycling

October 10, 2012

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Budapest – the city of lights

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And then there are all the soldiers from Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory looking for work

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A visit to the ‘House of Terror’. Used by both the Nazis and the communist regimes as a place for interrogation and confinement. Now turned into a museum.

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Meeting with Dave and Leslie for an evening out in Budapest

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Headed south out of Budapest by train but then the train hit a car!

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Yes, it is a bike path sign. Poor signage, poor surfacing and lots of road sharing challenged our route south to Baja, Hungary ( not Baja, Mexico)

Wild animals on the road

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And incredible door handles

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Breakfast out on the patio next to the swimming pool. Life is cheap and good in southern Hungary

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Great soups

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Lots of peppers to make paprika

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But still a long way to the Black Sea

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It is time to call an end to the trip. Baja is a great place to turn back and save the rest for later…

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Goodbye bikes and

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Good bye Sierd – what an amazing friend and a wonderful travelling companion. Thanks for making this trip a very special memory in so many ways.

5 Comments leave one →
  1. James Heflin permalink
    October 10, 2012 03:50

    Hi Tony – I see intriguing image subtitles in this post (10/10/2012) but alas no images. What a stellar Dynamic Duo you two made! Marvel comics might be interested. JimH

  2. Sue Donaldson permalink
    October 10, 2012 06:02

    The images are uploaded now if I go in through the site address. Wonderful trip, terrible Eastern European cycle paths I must say! Hope you loaded up on paprika for Sage & for prezzies! xxx s

  3. Admiral Wayno permalink
    October 10, 2012 11:18

    Hey, a picture is worth a thousand words…n’est-ce pas?

  4. Anne Boldt permalink
    October 10, 2012 12:39

    What???? No pics?
    Are you burning out?
    Annie B.

  5. Anne Boldt permalink
    October 11, 2012 05:40

    Just found the pics. I am feeling sad that your wonderful adventure together is over…sounds like it has been a ‘once in a life time’ trip for you. Also looks like you will have to finish the Danube later as you are only half way there,
    Annie B.

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