Servië/ Serbia Nov 2023

Serbia by the Danube with Hungary 

2 nov 7.42
Sitting by the Danube on the Serbian - Romanian border with the wild life nature park as my morning scenery...

I am amazed ..
After 2 days of travelling through the magnificent Lowlands of Serbia, crossing into the Highland and landing by the river that brings life to Hungarian nature, and crossed from Germany to Serbia, through Vienna, and winding endlessly, through countries to finally find its ending in the Black Sea on the eastern European coast.

The mountain range of Hungary stretches out in front of me this morning, as I am pulled for a walk by her magnificent and dominant river.

Its been a long time since i felt the wish to take a longer walk of more then an hour.
But this river that harbours birds, marters and vegetation has a long winding story of many centuries and it speaks to my soul of old experiences in days gone by. 

Finding my heart again in the East since August, has been an awe-inspiring experience. Although my current plans direct me back West to Oxfordshire by the Thames, my feet are happy to rest here with nature in this little place by the Danube.

For more pics see link: https://photos.app.goo.gl/HsiqdpGGmKsDQr2D7

Loving Life more every day 

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