Mint-tea Time

I had a visit from Morava, my friend from HOCZ and since it was really beautiful outside, we decided to take a trip to the ruins of Tematin castle. The storm caught us on the way up there, though, so we invaded the only wooden shelter already occupied by tourists hiding before a heavy and cold rain. But as it has been said "the more the merrier" ... so we had fun, we got wet, we shared the fire and ate grilled stuff, we waited till the storm passed away, we said goodbyes and went to see the piles of stones a few people from Slovakia is trying to reconstruct back to its original appearance. Anyway, it was beautiful, really beautiful.

Hey guys!

Since there are no photographies left and the film I finished just yesterday isn´t developed yet, I´m here to actually talk to you. Heh. Yeah, well, I haven´t done it for a while, so I guess, it´s quite a time to refresh my living status and share some big news with you.

My beloved dad was celebrating his fiftieth birthday... the whole family came, even those from the far east of Slovakia, so we could try how is the sleeping under the roof because there weren´t enough beds for everybody. But I loved the lair I shared with Michell and Alen. We had the best air and temperature than other rooms.

I really appreciate I could become a part of such an important moment in Maggie´s life even if we weren´t in touch for a long time. 

She was a beautiful bride and I decided to just watch everything, not to be annoying with the sound of clicking mirror inside my camera. So just a few photographies...

Congratulation Maggie! I wish you to be happy at least as much as you were with John before your wedding day.

Day 134: Go on a photography adventure.

Three things need to be said about this fairy-tale-ish castle: it does look like some kind of medieval place with wooden table ten times bigger than any of the holes in the wall (it had to be placed inside the kitchen before the roof, hell yeah)... it is really romantic... however, it is sort of a collage of many architectural styles and sometimes it feels too odd. You look at one side and see combination of a gothic rooftop next to a romanesque wall. You look inside the gothic building and find exactly the same ceiling as it is inside of the Vladislav Hall within the Prague Castle. Strange as it was, it was kinda beautiful mess.
It was reconstructed under the leadership of Jan Nepomucky after it was destroyed by the Swedes. He reconstructed it as sight-seeing castle on purpose. Well... it works till now.

Yeah and these three Chihuahuas where the highlight of the trip ;) too cute to be left unphotographed.