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10 Tips for Tranquil Travel
“Tranquil travel tips” is probably not the most accurate title, but I appreciate alliteration, adroit or not. They are, more appropriately, suggestions that work for me to ameliorate some of the angst that can accompany travel. However, I’ll state some of them in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek manner. “Work for me” does a lot of work […]

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Heading Home From Hungary
After spending three weeks travelling around Hungary, I’ve almost reached the end of this jaunt. I’ve returned to Budapest, my starting point in this Hungarian adventure, to catch a flight back home bright and early at a quarter to noon tomorrow, the god of airlines willing. As is the case in pretty well every country […]

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Lyceum Church and a Bit More
“Lyceum Church and a Bit More” doesn’t sound like I did much in Pécs this afternoon. I didn’t. I did visit the Lyceum Church, although I’m not entirely sure that’s its official name, even its official English name. The bit more included a long walk, about half of which was along forested hiking trails. It […]

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Tettye Ruins and Garden; TV Tower
Except for the train station and the walk from there to my hotel, I’ve so far stayed primarily in the old section of central Pécs. This morning I ventured out to the Tettye neighbourhood. Tettye is on the outskirts of Pécs. It’s up a hill, on a plateau at the base of the Mecsek Mountains. […]

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A Mosque, a Synagogue, and a Street
“A mosque, a synagogue, and a street.” That sounds like the opening of a joke, doesn’t it? A mosque, a synagogue, and a street walk into a bar … Except, of course, there are few bars large enough to accommodate a mosque, a synagogue and a street. And if you ever see a mosque, synagogue, […]

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