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The completely different side of Budapest in comparison with what I experienced in the early morning when everything was so calm, quiet and hazy...was the next two burning hot days in there. Every corner and path was bathing in sun rays and everyone got so sweaty. I loved that sunny yellow haze over the whole city as well. Budapest is so charming. One of the most magical cities I've visited so far...

Yet we didn't care about the tropical weather and headed off to the huuuge flea market at the City Park. Hard to judge whether it was better than Brick Lane or Mauerpark Flea Markets. It was definitely unique and it felt more..underground. It wasn't so crowded with tourists as the other two hip places in London and Berlin but it was much more filled up with local weirdoes))

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From Krakow off to Katowice to end up our trip at Tauron Nowa Muzyka. Hard to express how amazing that music festival was. Ghostpoet, ESKMO, Speech Debelle, Gang Gang Dance, Kwes., Beach House,... These were the very top shows we experienced and I can still feel that exciting shiver that ran throughout my body while watching them....almost as it was yesterday! (and it was actually nearly a year ago! (which reminds me of how terrible I am at posting photos...ehm)) 

Nevertheless, to watch these photos makes me look forward to the next week even more as I'm going back to that amazing Three Ponds Valley - this time to the OFF Music Festival !

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As holidays have started and the first few crazy days have passed and as I've been missing my dearest Zuz here...I've finally got to complete the photos that captured our amazing trip last summer 2012.

These are pics that were taken in Krakow and especially in MOCAK (Musuem Of Contemporary Art). The visit of the museum was open in 2010 and it is a great collection of contemporary art (where lots of Czech artists such as Štembera, Kintera, etc. are also displayed) that is presented in an amazing industrial space right next to the Schindler's Factory. It was definitely a highlight of our tour in Krakow.

Anyway, it kinds of makes me nostalgic and realise how much I miss my dearest...