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Its ancient history is interesting. I'm glad it is being preserved. Sounds like the area is in a drought, I guess.

Those are beautiful picutres. I enjoyed this and learning about this. Thanks for sharing

Until I took up blogging, I didn't know there was so much in the world I was missing and wanted to see! Thank you for the photos. I wish I had been at your side!

Simply Beautifully captured shots!

@Dan, so am I.
I talked to the woman who's always with the tours, she offered me translation of the speeches from the tour guide again.
She's actually the manager of the department that promotes the parks and such.
She told me the little details that were not in my little guide.
She also told me that the government "owns" all these parks, but the DDNP (the guys that do these tours, make for park rangers and all that) actually only live from private funding.
No wonder there are a "few" things that are a bit queer.

And yes, I would call it a drought here. But then the big river near by had high waters. But we are missing the rain for sure.

@Thom - thanks. I will try to find more Info and the names for the plants one of these days

@quilly - pretty much the same here.
I learned my job to travel the world, but actually never did. Only when hubby came along I started. Then I started blogging and saw what else there is out there, sigh....
Honestly, you didn't really miss MUCH, but I will go there again late autumn (if I'm here) and check the moor when there's more water

@Kalyan - thanks

Interesting places you've found!

Ein richtiges Moor habe ich noch nie gesehen. Bei uns gibt es zwar viele, aber die sind alle trockengelegt und man nennt sie Mörth.
Sei lieb gegrüßt
Kvelli

Killer seaweed is a great idea.

Dear Nicole, I often look at your blog, but have not posted to you before. I love your pictures! I am living in Hungary at the moment, near Budapest. I've sent the link of your site to my hungarian friend *exiled* in the Uk, so she can see a little bit of hungary every day!
Best, Yvonne

love the slideshow widget and of course the photos!

@BLOGitse - yepp, I was lucky

@Kvelli - das wusste ich gar nicht.

@Doug - why?

@Yvonne - sent you an email

@Paddy - thanks

Because cat-eating seaweed would never have survived?

Hi Nicole, Sorry to be so late in viewing this - having trouble getting going these past few days. Looks like a wonderful walk, and given your growing interest in wildlife I'm sure it was all fascinating for you. I went over to look at the pics in your gallery - the close-ups of flowers are beautiful. The shot of King and JoJo is sweet - like big King is protecting little JoJo!

You find such interesting places!