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Mrs. Karlin took a trip to Hungary in December 2009 to visit her son Chris and Meredith. Some of the key things they did included seeing the Christmas market, getting lost luggage delivered on Christmas morning, having Christmas dinner, seeing different styles of fencing on houses, seeing a performance of The Nutcracker at the ornate Budapest Opera House, visiting statues at museums and Parliament Building, crossing the Danube River on the Chain Bridge and riding the funicular, and visiting Meredith's English language school where she teaches and saw student papier-mache artwork. They also toured the historic St. Stephen's Basilica and visited the ornate covered market.
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Max travels to Merida, Spain for his first destination. On arrival, he participates in the local Chaquetía Day celebration with the students and teachers. The celebration involves sharing local foods like quince jelly, chestnuts, and nuts. The students share the food with elders at a nearby center. Max learns about the cultural traditions and history behind the celebration. He sends photos and drawings from the event to his friend Marc back home. Max then travels to his next destination of Bialystok, Poland where he is greeted by students and taken on a tour of the city. He attends a traditional Polish dinner and experiences local foods.
Max
Max travels to Merida, Spain for his first destination. He participates in the local Chaquetía Day celebration, which involves sharing traditional foods like quince jelly, nuts, and roasted chestnuts. The event brings together students and elders in the community. Max learns about the cultural roots of Halloween traditions in the region. He sends photos and drawings from the event to his friend Marc back home. Max then travels to Bialystok, Poland for his next destination. He is given a tour of the city by his host teacher and students. Max experiences Polish hospitality at a traditional dinner where he tries pierogi and other dishes.
Max (The book)
Max travels to Merida, Spain for his first destination. He participates in the local Chaquetía Day celebration, which involves sharing traditional foods like quince jelly, nuts, and roasted chestnuts. The event brings together students and elders in the community. Max learns about the cultural roots of Halloween traditions in the region. He sends photos and drawings from the event to his friend Marc back home. Max then travels to Bialystok, Poland for his next destination. He is given a tour of the city by his host teacher and students. Max experiences traditional Polish cuisine and learns about upcoming St. Andrew's Day celebrations.
Max
Max celebrates St. Andrew's Day called "Andrzejki" with Polish students. They do traditional fortune telling activities to predict marriage, love, and future prospects. Activities include pouring hot wax through a keyhole and interpreting shapes, moving shoes in a line to see whose reaches the door first, and picking items under cups. Max finds a fortune in his cookie and enjoys learning about Polish traditions. He sends photos and a fortune cookie recipe before leaving for his next destination in Finland.
Rizal's grand tour of europe with viola
Rizal and Viola began their tour of Europe in Berlin on May 11, 1887. Over the next few months, they visited cities across Germany such as Dresden, Leitmeritz, Prague, Brunn, Vienna, Lintz, Salzburg, Munich, and Nuremberg. They also saw the Rheinfall waterfall between Stuttgart and Baden. In Switzerland, they stopped in Schaffhausen, Basel, Bern and Lausanne before ending up in Geneva, where the two parted ways on June 23, Rizal's 26th birthday, with Viola returning to Barcelona and Rizal traveling to Italy. Rizal then visited cities in Italy like Turin, Milan
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Rizal and Viola took a grand tour of Europe beginning in Berlin in 1887. They visited numerous cities across Germany and the Czech Republic, including Dresden, Teschen, and Leitmeritz where they met with Professor Blumentritt. In Prague, they met with a professor through a letter of introduction. They continued on to Vienna, Munich, Nuremberg, Ulm, Stuttgart, and cities in Switzerland like Geneva. In each city they visited local attractions, monuments, and museums. By June 19th, 1887 Rizal and Viola parted ways, with Rizal returning to Italy and then planning to return to the Philippines.
Rizal's Grand Tour with Viola 1887
Rizal embarked on a grand tour of Europe with Viola in 1887, beginning in Berlin and traveling to Dresden, Prague, Vienna, Geneva, and many other cities. In Leitmeritz, Rizal had his first meeting with Professor Blumentritt, who became an important friend and mentor. Rizal and Viola spent several days with the Blumentritt family, giving Blumentritt a portrait before continuing their travels. Rizal was deeply impressed by the sites he saw in Rome, including the Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica. After his wonderful time in Rome, Rizal prepared to return home to the Philippines having experienced the cultures and beauty of many European countries.
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This document provides information on several Christmas markets located across Europe, including in Valkenburg, Brussels, Barcelona, and Vienna. Each market offers local foods, drinks, gifts and decorations in a festive atmosphere. The Brussels market runs from November 27th to January 3rd and focuses on Belgian chocolate treats. The Barcelona market near the cathedral offers crafts, gifts and Spanish sweets from December 1st to 24th or 28th for a local festival. The Vienna market runs from November 14th to December 24th and features concerts, displays and seasonal foods in the city squares.
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The document discusses folk customs and traditions in the Hungarian township of Szigetbecse, which has populations of Hungarian and Swabian (German) descent. It describes how both the Hungarian and Swabian traditions are celebrated in the community, including through a German ethnical municipality established to preserve their cultural heritage. Specific traditions mentioned include Carnival celebrations, Easter egg running competitions in traditional costumes, decorating egg trees at Easter, Martinmas festivals with lantern parades, and joint village day events celebrating both cultures.
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2. The trip highlights included concerts by their choir, visiting important landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame, and exploring places related to their family histories like Zwolle.
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- 1. Mrs. Karlin’sTrip to HungaryDecember 2009
- 2. From www.maps.com We flew from Wichita to Houston to Frankfurt, Germany to Budapest, Hungary.
- 3. Our son, Chris, and Meredith by her school.
- 4. Waiting for the bus from Meredith’s small town, Diods, into the city (Budapest)
- 5. Riding on the tram in the city
- 6. “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire”—at the Christmas Market.
- 7. Tourists, including Mr. Karlin love to reenact the statues!!
- 8. Meredith and Chris reenact a statue pose.
- 9. An older building right next door to….
- 10. …a building with more modern architecture.
- 11. Our luggage was lost en route. It was delivered on Christmas morning so that was a great present in addition to these!!
- 12. Christmas Dinner—ham, mashed potatoes, peas and biscuits
- 13. Guess what this is? See a different kind on the next slide.
- 14. “Shelf” milk—it is found on the shelf, does not need refrigeration until you open it. It is pasteurized by Ultra High Temperature. Aseptic packaging assures that it is free of bacteria and hermetically seals it (air tight) thus eliminating the bacteria, air and light which will cause milk to sour.
- 15. All the house are fenced and the gates are locked. I was fascinated by the different styles of fencing (as you can see by the next few slides).
- 19. This is the house Meredith lives in (taken earlier in the year since you see the green vines). Notice the doorbell on the outside of the fence.
- 20. Many of the streets are very narrow.
- 21. Budapest Opera House where we saw and heard the Nutcracker Ballet. The orchestra, dancing and sets were AWESOME! Two harps in the orchestra.
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- 24. Parliament Building—Meredith, Chris, Barb and John May (M’s fiancé)
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- 27. Even more statues on the same museum.
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- 29. We rode the Funicular up the hill to the Buda side of the Danube. Buda and Pest were 2 separate cities until they united in 1873.
- 30. Looking toward the Pest side from the top of the hill after the funicular ride.
- 31. The Danube River and the Parliament Building
- 32. Another view from Buda Castle Hill
- 33. And another.
- 34. The Danube River and Chain Bridge at night. It gets dark about 4:30 p.m.!!
- 35. Reflections in the Danube.
- 36. Guess what Meredith teaches?
- 37. The school library serves the K-12 students.
- 38. Papiermache artwork by Meredith’s students.
- 39. Caldecott Medal winner poster—just like the one at Heusner!
- 40. English speaking school so I found books just like Heusner has.
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- 42. The covered market is 2 stories. Produce on the first floor; prepared food and trinkets/souveniers on the second floor.
- 43. You can get your whole hog here.
- 45. St. Stephen’s Basilica (church)
- 46. St. Stephen’s Basilica. We went inside but it was dark and the pictures were poor.
- 48. Guess what restaurant this is? Give up—clue on next slide.
- 49. Still don’t know? See next slide.
- 50. This is one of the fanciest McDonald’s in the world.
- 51. Campona Mall
- 52. Guess why I took this picture?
- 54. John, Meredith, Myself and Chris
- 55. Big plane that took us from Frankfurt, Germany to Houston (12 hours)