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budapest, Hungary

HUNGARY | Sunday, 9 November 2008 | Views [168]

Hi everyone,
Meg and i decided to go to budapest because everyone we were talking to said it was awesome, so a split minute decision was made to go to budapest one night. Its so much fun being spontanious.
Anyway Budapest was awesome fun, we stayed in this big hippy fest hostel with was so much fun. there was only like 14 of us staying at the place and it was liker a little family. Very homely feeling. we all watched 3 movies the 1st night all went to bed a about 3am. next day meg and I went to the house of horror its like a big museum of when the hungarian police in WW2 were all bad people, im not good with words but it was so interesting and saw so much chilling stuff. all the cells and found out what they did to the people who were inercent. so sad but good to find out all this history. then we went caving in the afternoon which was awesome as. it went from 330pm till midnight. we made some more friends mostly aussies (cause there everywhere) and one america chick who was so nice. anyway caving... we had to crawl of our stomic and pull our way tho the smallest holes i didnt think i would make it but i did.
i no ihave beenslack with the photos but i cant put them on any computer cause of virus, so i have to be carfull, but i will do it soon.
well we are off to czech tomor. LOve you all and speak soon...
xxxx

  


 

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