The plan was, as always, to post the shots nicely in order as they happened, but then this project, as many others, somehow went up in smoke. So there goes May, with various flowers, books, coffees (yes, I'm predictable like that), lots of architecture porn (time to discover the nooks and crannies of Budapest I never shot before) and the beginning of cherry season.
Bled
Showing posts with label cherry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cherry. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 May 2015
May Random #1
Labels:
architecture,
books,
Budapest,
cherry,
coffee,
Espresso Embassy,
Király utca,
lilac,
Lumen,
Massolit,
May,
My Little Melbourne,
peony,
photography,
roses,
sky,
Terézváros,
Wesselényi utca
Sunday, 22 June 2014
Wonders of Tihany
Truth be said, I am not much of a Balaton person. I would never imagine it as the location of a summer holiday for it is, most definitely, a lake and as such misses those crucial elements of a seaside, such as the salt breeze and the rumble of the waves. The water is also a tad too muddy for me to be able to revel in it and lying on a slab of asphalt alongside aforementioned muddy water doesn't add anything positive to the experience. Tihany on the other hand is absolutely marvelous for a day break, or even a long weekend in early summer: the views are stunning (finally an advantage of the mud, it reflects light quite nicely), flowers are relentlessly blooming and fruit is ripening in every yard, the food is hearty and affordable and it all smells of lavender. Not your grandma's cupboard lavender, but the crisp, free scent of it growing in meadows and glades.
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