Central-Europe is under water. Budapest is full of tourists as usual, but now they are not interested in architecture and history, but to see the river. Our good old Danube really showed that she (I can not write ‘it’ after that happened in the last days) is stronger than we’ve ever thought.
I’m lucky because I live on an island, but far from the river, so the flood did not effect my daily routines. But on Sunday morning we’ve visited the place with Goblin where we used to walk. Normally it’s about 200 meters from the Danube, but now…
There are small houses and plough fields between the river and the dam, all destroyed by the water. It’s really sad to see.
Normally this small path leads to the Danube. Well, it did not change, the only difference is just the distance (Normally the water is behind the trees at the background):
The flood will pass this week, but there will be a lot to do even after that: to clean, to renovate, and for a lot of people to restart their life at a new place.





