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Budapest

So after last years family trip to Prague this year we wanted the same but different!

Looking to the south and east of Prague threw up a few options but ultimately we settled on the Hungarian capital city of Budapest.

Looking through the guidebook, in a lot of respects it looks very similar to Prague straddling a large river (in this case the Danube) with the newer town on one side and the older town (complete with castle on the hill) on the other and lots of pretty bridges.

We stayed at the Intercontinental Budapest and I mention this only because our hotel room had the finest view I have ever seen out of a hotel room window.

With our hotel right in the middle of everything we had 3 days to explore and discover so the following morning we were up and away not knowing quite what we would find because after weeks of planning, I left the guide book on the sofa back home. Read more

Paris [Photos]

My wife hates it when we go on trips as a family to new places as I am forever stopping to take photos at the most inappropriate moments.

So where as last year I was dispatched to Amsterdam with just my camera and this year so shoot to my hearts content, this year I managed to get a few days in Paris. Read more

2011 – Well?

So back in January I blogged These are not my New Years resolutions and set out what I wanted to achieve and see in the coming 12 months and here we are at the end of 2011 so lets have a look at how the year turned out.

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Amsterdam [Photos]

I managed to grab a few days in Amsterdam last week and just take some time out to explore the city.

As usual, all the photos I took can be found here, however here is a selection of images to get you started. Read more

In The Land Of The Northern Lights

I was sent a link to this the other day. It’s a time lapse film of the Northern Lights taken in Northern Norway near a town called Tromso by a guy called Ole Christian Salomonsen.

Full details can be found HERE but I really recommend that you pull up a chair, set this to full screen and enjoy for a few minutes as it really is a joy to watch and clearly rewards the hard work that has been put into its creation.

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