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Три с половиной дня на Будапешт - неприлично мало, кто бы спорил. Но когда выбор стоит между 3,5 днями и ничем, понимаешь, что в них можно многое уместить. К тому же, есть дни, а есть вечера, а это уже соврешенно другое дело.
А еще там осень. Самая настоящая красивая золотая осень, а некоторые деревья стоят еще нетронутые. В то время, как Москва недружелюбно встретила нас снегом. И вообще - встретила нас недружелюбно. Ну и как после этого хотеть в нее возвращаться?..
Конечно, Будапешт только раздразнил и оставил с мыслью, что туда стоит еще вернуться, и не раз.

Подробных отчетов писать не буду, но отдельно остановлюсь на Лабиринтах, они того заслуживают:) Так что в одном из следующих постов совершим прогулку по подземельям.
А пока - туристическая классика, которую все видели уже сто миллионов раз... и посмотрят еще один, ничего страшного.


























И напоследок, хотя это самое начало: я в пражском аэропорте. Активно кошу под цыганку:)

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Date: 2009-11-02 10:42 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] greenie1980.livejournal.com
Awesome pics! Actually, one day we should really make an effort to meet in Budapest... like from all over the world and then do stagedooring together. ;P

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Date: 2009-11-02 10:49 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] chantfleuri.livejournal.com
I'm absolutely sure about it! We need to go there :) Btw, are you planning any trip to Budapest? And yyyes - stagedooring! I hope, Natasha has told you already about our successful stagedooring? Never thought, it is really so cool!

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Date: 2009-11-02 11:04 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] greenie1980.livejournal.com
Well... I've got some mad plans of spending my 30th birthday there next year but we see how this turns out. Probably just that: mad plans which won't come true. ;P But anyway, I'm currently working on something Hungarian which -when I get some positive reaction- might put me in a very good position with stuff and learning the language at the moment is more important to me than going there to be honest, since even my supervisor agreed that Hungarian theatre culture is definitely worth exploring so I might actually have something to do once I'm there and not just fangirly stagedooring. :D Yes, Natasha has told me about it. AWESOME! Tell me more, please. She only told me in two or three sentences about it. :P

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Date: 2009-11-02 11:15 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] chantfleuri.livejournal.com
Great plans! And I also like your idea to learn the language, because sometimes I really needed to understand, what they where talking about (especially when some gyus were sitting at the next table:)) And not all actors speak so good English...
I don't know what to say, because Ineed to think more about it to remember every detail, but we spoke with many actors, Natasha and Olda gave them a flower, Heline and I wrote a post-card and it as a little present from Moscow. We had nice conversations with Bálint, Németh (he speaks German, that's why only Olga and I could speak with him), Janza, Vágó Zsuzsi and Peller Károly (it looked more like he wanted to stagedoor us, not we him :)), but all other guys were really nice to us too, I'm especially happy, that Zoli and Szilveszter liked our postcards :) And Zsolt tried to speak Russian, he's so funny ))
Edited Date: 2009-11-02 11:16 am (UTC)

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Date: 2009-11-02 11:28 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] greenie1980.livejournal.com
Well... language-wise I don't have a problem either way. They can speak to me in English, German, French or Spanish so unless someone really speaks Hungarian only, I don't worry about that. I just love the language on top of being able to talk to them/understand them. :D
Think it through in more detail, since you only returned yesterday and I can wait. :P But anyway, sounds like you had some great fun days.
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