home again

The bus trip home took 11 hours instead of 10 as it was supposed to. Some pretty scary russian guy sitting next to me had to be picked up by the police at the border, and we had to wait there for 1 hour while he tried to talk his way out of his problems (whatever they might have been, think he had a fake passport or something). How it went? well, he didn't get to leave the czech republic with us..

vienna and stuff

Vienna is a great city, i could really see myself living here.
Alena has also been a great host, learning me so much about Japan and Korea, that girl is full of great knowledge (like how to make a korean dish involving burrying a jar of semi-rotten cabbage into the ground, and praise-anthems for potatoes).

But tonight im going home. bus departures 20.30 and i will be back in berlin at 6.30 tomorrow morning, örg.

this is how i've lived the last two weeks now. my sleeping-bag is becoming my second skin :) (and i like it!)

more pictures from the trip

polaroid sky

vienna

Recently arrived to Vienna. The weather was amazing, i was just staring out the window the whole trip, and i also re-discovered how much i love the worlds best popgroup, "My Favorite".
Now im off for some food with my swedish-talking host Alena. She is a photographer too, check out her photos here.

shopping

2 x yum = yumyum

...and home again

we drove back "downtown".


and i went home by tram. (those are LOOOOOOONG in this city)


and with the subway.

far above

...to capture this breathtaking view. Budapest by night, from far above

fast

Crossing the river in a fast car, on our way up to the mountains....

host

My host Bruno, his girlfriend Ela and a newfound hungarian friend, György.

sun-haze, shoes and sunset at Danube

Buda (or is it Pest), a bit hazy.


An agressive dog with cute shoes.


My guide Tünde and the hungarian sunset.


Danube during the "blue hour".

Szimpla

Interesting place, bar, cafe, club, marketplace. (and free w-lan) :D

chair

The hungarians have interesting ways to keep their windows open..

Budapest

Wow! what a city. probably the most beautiful i've ever seen!

Merlin

First night in Budapest we went to a place called "Merlin" Crappy music and far too loud, no one dancing. But awesome venue. cool projections on the wall, old and high to the ceiling (+ screening of the awesome move Akira).

slovakia

7 hrs in a tiny bus on small broken roads through the slovakian countryside.
Amazing landscape, beautiful and breathtaking (but sometimes quite scary, everyone was driving like crazy...)
my legs really hurt after the trip since the seats were so small i had to sit in "fosterställning" for the whole trip.