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First outside-reading session of the year

Tibor Hargitai / 29/03/2014

Two weeks ago I had my first reading-outside session of the year – in the city park in Budapest – with this view: inspirational.

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29/03/2014 in Experiences, Random. Tags: architecture, budapest, history, hungary, philosophy, photography

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