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Tag: Hungary
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Our second attempt to leave Gursanda Park was slightly more successful. We were on the road before 9am and with one minor exception, nothing was left behind. We made good progress towards Orada our planned stopping place. As we pulled up to a roundabout a massive stone kicked up by a flail at the side…
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We stayed in Camping Babou again today. Our second two night stop. This equates to a very relaxed schedule for us. We also all managed a lie in this morning – Flynn got his ablution walk at 7.30. By the time we returned the campsite owner had deposited a load of sourdough on the doorstep.…
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We left the camp site quite early as it was a big driving day. It might also be a big camping week so first to a local supermarket: Tesco. Tesco is about as inspiring in Hungary as it is in the UK. Despite that we managed to stock up on booze, a local sausage and…
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We awoke to a slightly grey and muggy day and made the very sensible decision to give Flynn a walk in the cool woods. There was a footpath sign to somewhere whose name I’ve forgotten – either I’m getting dementia or it was in Hungarian. Let’s say it was Recem-völgyi Kút, for example. As we…
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We took full advantage of the facilities at Gran Camping then set off for Malyinka via a musical road. But first we had an encounter with a dog agility course and then some corpses. It wouldn’t be Eastern Europe without desiccated corpses or piles of bones. Vác is on the wrong side of the Danube…
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I don’t think Rog mentioned, but we spent the night at the campsite at Esztergom on the Danube, west of Budapest. As Jones is now so well equipped in the bathroom department, we can’t review the facilities, but the site itself is leafy and the young man at reception is both easy on the eye…
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We’d originally planned to follow the Danube from source to mouth but there was too much Germany and Austria in that plan so we abandoned it. Tonight though we’re parked up at our first camp site of the trip, right on the banks of the Danube: Gran Camping in Esztergom camping in Hungary. The passage…
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