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| Italian "Camping" in style |
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| Tristan adapted quite well to Italy- he's been speaking Italian since we returned home in July |
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| A Child's Mask from Venice |
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| Gentleman in traditional garb- Graz, Austria |
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| Iced Coffee and "Macher" torte in Graz |
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| A Whole Plate full of Meat!! Now how do I eat this?! My gall bladder is screaming right now... |
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| Must Americans make a sandwich out of everything? |
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| Rabbits in your own backyard? Visiting family in Hungary |
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| Thermal spa in Hungary, or floating in a pond full of weeds! |
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| Palenka! goes down pretty easily... |
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| Hector, the family dog in Hungary-he was even part of the wedding procession until he got kicked out of church! Poor Hector... |
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| Cool! Basketball in a Hungarian back yard |
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| View from a Rest stop- Austria |
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| Camping on Lake Garda |
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| Pool at Camping with Afternoon Activity-locked in a see-through ball! |
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| Ahhh! Una Siesta... |
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| Finally a decent cappuccino! Lake Como |
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| Risotto with shrimp and saffron- Bellagio |
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| Jumping in Lake Garda with my Danish friends at camping. | Last day of the trip and oh so sad! |
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| Viva Italia! |
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| Buona Notte! |
I love these photos! I fell completely in love with Hungary when I was there. Austria and Italy too, but Hungary tops the list.
ReplyDeleteWhat I loved most about Hungary was the food! It brought me right back to my Polish grandmother's cooking. We didn't get a chance to go to Budapest this trip, but maybe next time. Also, I would like to see Praque. (My brother-in-law lives in Hungary.) There is always such a dilemma with time when we travel. Never enough of it!
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