„Ki Mit Tube” … “Who What Tube” rolls-off – Budapest – 2015.

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It’s motto is freedom and creativity!

The second year is here again to kick-off with the „Ki Mit Tube” … “Who What Tube”  Internet competition.  Heard this morning at the briefing held on the Google Ground – Budapest. Was said,  beside the nine-jury members will be expanding this year with one more individual about whom the audience will decide to be  the most suitable person for taking the board as the tenth jury member.  The „Ki Mit Tube” … “Who What Tube” is looking for the most original self-made performers. The platform door is wide open where any video production may be a hit even in the first round. All that is needed to be able to conquer a high number of folks at the Internet, through the online world.

The Ki Mit Tube – Who What Tube, will be changing from minute to minute, ongoing broadcasts will take place so the Internet viewers and the jury will be able to watch the performances. The success of „Ki Mit Tube” lies in the creative power of the Community.

The organizers are awaiting for those talented, independent individuals who are aware of that only those creators will remain on the surface who are able to form their own creative, clever video and want to show themselves and wish to meet the community taste.

This year’s competition will have two rounds. To-day was the first round and was selected the tenth member of the  jury. On August, 18., the competition begins with the productions which will run until September, 8. The semifinal and the final countdown will be announced on September, 28. with the „Ki Mit Tube -… Who What Tube” winner of 2015.

With the grand prize the winner will surely gain national acquaintance,  media support of one million HUF. one-year subscription to mobile Internet, as well as a portable Wi-Fi, hotspot sponsored by the Vodaphone …. and the cream on top of the cake he or she will travel to the States to the Google New York Space Studio offered by the Google Hungary, whereas the winner will have a chance to prepare a new promo-material on YouTube channel. For the winner to make the trip smoother the Mark Media offered an Android 3D Smart LED TV,  together with a HDR-PJ410 made video camera. The remaining 8 competitors will not leave with empty hands. Each one will all receive a one-year subscription to mobile Internet  and a portable Wi-Fi, hotspot also sponsored by the Vodaphone.

Update and snaps by Aggie Reiter

Valley of Arts – Kapolcs – 2015.

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July, 24. – August, 2. 2015.

The Village of Kapolcs is  situated  at the Northern part of Lake Balaton, around 140 kilometers from Budapest.

The festival team is already preparing for the next Valley of Arts, which this year is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Over the 25 years this festival has ripe to a real cult event.

The festival is organised at the Valley of Arts superb place to be at where theater performances, arts and crafts course, music programs, roast cooking, spinning folk dance concerts or stumble into a real family atmosphere, and last but not least the diversity of Hungarian culture will be spread over the surrounding villages which are by themselves showing the countryside sights of Hungary’s eyecatching landscapes.

Three villages: Kapolcs – Taliándörögd and Vigántpetend will be the main festival venues and awaiting for the visitors of interest.

The details of some program can be followed at: http://www.muveszetekvolgye.hu/en/news.

Update by Aggie Reiter

Herald News … Campus Festival – City of Debrecen – Hungary – 2015.

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July, 22.- July, 26. 2015.

The heat is on … building up the venue to welcome the audience to Campus Festival  2015.

Sharing the latest news to the forthcoming four days Festival at the North-East part of Hungary in Debrecen. Reaching the end to the full swing in building up the venue to welcome the audience to Campus Festival 2015.

The venue is easy to reach from the city center even on foot or few minutes by tram or local buses runs to the on-site  during the festival.

The gate opens on Wednesday at 2 p.m., from that time campers may enter and occupy their place. The camp area is equipped with sanitary.

More than four hundred musical, cultural, sporty, handicraft, and leisure activities awaits to get into the mood for the audience.  There will be Hungarian bands performing  on the major stages such as: Paddy and the Rats of the Lord, Deák Bill Blues Band, the Skafunderz Debrecen, Tankcsapda, Ákos, Magdolna Rúzsa, Quimby and Kowalsky and Vega, Vad Fruttik. Caro Emerald – jazz-pop diva from the Netherlands and one of the flagships of dubstep, Modestep also will be coming from the UK with live performance, similarly to the drum’n’bass dj Wilkinson and many more will fill the venue  to be worthwhile to stay at the colourful programs.

Beside the music varied gastronomic for empty stomach, nighttime movies  out in the Great Forest, literary programs”, special play of lights on the building on the Water Tower.

The Campus Festival is organised every year since 2002. Last year was  recorded a record  in having 70 000 visitors.

On the spot tickets are available, such as the weekly pass for 4 days: 15990HUF. Ticket for one day entry cost 6990HUF. Ticket for Wednesday, before Day1 cost: 2990HUF.

Update by Aggie Reiter

Exhibition Budapest – “Freedom Express” – European Network Remembrance and Solidarity.

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“Freedom Express”

Opening exhibition in Budapest until August, 8. 2015. 

Covering Roads to 1989. East-Central Europe 1939-1989 and is available for visitors at the open-air  park venue outside the National Museum .

Freedom Express is a social and educational campaign organised by the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity. Its first part was a study trip whereby a group of young artists, journalists and historians visited Solidarity’s Gdańsk, then Warsaw, Budapest, Sopron, Timisoara, Prague Bratislava and Berlin. The trip’s agenda of meetings, workshops and artistic activities was made possible thanks to the cooperation of a number of institutions involved with 20th century history.

The exhibition “Freedom Express was officially opened by Zoltán Balog, Hungarian Minister of Human Resources, along with dr László Csorba, director of the Hungarian National Museum, dr Iván Bába, the Hungarian coordinator of the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity, Lieselore Cyrus, Ambassador of the German Federal Republic to Hungary and Roman Kowalski, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to Hungary. Over 100 honourable guests were present at the ceremony.

During the opening ceremony Minister Zoltán Balog said that the duty of those who survived the dictatorship is to keep the memory of the difficult past and pass it on to next generations. This is our moral obligation. He also stressed that the communication about the past only makes sense when something good comes as a result of it. That is why Minister Balog concluded with a question about the role of remembrance, which is the key issue in the work of the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity. The fundamental objective of the Freedom Express campaign, initiated by the ENRS, is to create a common narrative of European history – said Roman Kowalski, Ambassador of Poland in Hungary. He added that such projects contribute to shaping the dialogue and creating the complementary narration about the history of the 20th century, in which there is room for a multiplicity of perspectives and interpretations. This dialogue supports our identity, giving the chance to future generations to avoid the mistakes of the past – Ambassador Kowalski concluded. Dr Iván Bába stressed that today’s perception of the communist past only through the prism of humour and everyday life, can be misleading. During the communist past, the sense of humour played a crucial role and had a clearly defined therapeutic effect. With the help of Polish posters, Hungarian films and various other forms of artistic expression we tried to remain independent and defend ourselves. Today communist period returns in a specific pop version. It is becoming more and more popular amongst young people and unfortunately promotes a distorted picture of the past – explained dr Bába.

Ambassador of the German Federal Republic in Hungary, Lieselore Cyrus, observed that this exhibition is a signpost for the future, teaches us how to search for freedom. The idea of ​​freedom and democracy must remain our compass – she stated.

The exhibition, designed by historians associated with European Network Remembrance and Solidarity, documents the complicated process through which this part of Europe regained its freedom from communist dictatorship. Presented earlier in Berlin, Brussels, and Warsaw the exhibition concentrates on various ways in which civil liberties were limited in the former communist bloc and on attempts made to regain them. It focuses especially on the question of what connects and divides remembrance of the events that preceded the fall of communism in Central and Eastern.

For those who wish to go back in time to refresh a little history here is the site  to learn more: http://1989.enrs.eu/exhibition

Update and snaps by Aggie Reiter

XIIth Crescendo Summer Institute -Tokaj – Hungary – 2015.


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Visit Tokaj, not only because of  the superb artist, music, but to have a taste of Hungary’s noble wines from that area!

 July, 20. – August, 3- 2015.

Crescendo Summer Institute has been present in Hungary for over 12 years. Each year young artists come to Tokaj from 30 different countries of the world to this music-related master course of high niveau. Crescendo Summer Institute has undertaken the cultural networking between nations. It has always paid special attention to international music anniversaries and the composers of the Visegrád countries, and has co-operated with many foreign cultural institutes. The artistic directors of Crescendo are Timothy Bentch – tenor and Eszter Füzesséryné Dudás – violist.

Crescendo has provided an opportunity for studying and performance to more than a thousand students so far. Besides, 3 opera performances and more than 150 concerts have been given free of charge to enrich the cultural life of the region.The teachers of Crescendo Summer Institute are soloists of world-famous orchesters, chamber musicians and teachers of renowned and elite universities. The repertoire of their concerts incorporates a wide range of music literature from the Baroque to today. The program series of the two-week artistic institute is enriched by lectures on music history. Among the Hungarian instructors there are artists as: Erika Dallos, István Dominkó, Gergely Kaposi, József Kiss, János Pálúr, László Seeman, Rita Termes and Gábor Varga. Moreover, the board of the Crescendo feels honoured for hosting high quality artist professors from all over the world, as for example, Steuart Pincombe, Bernad Le Monnier, Beata Halska, Judith Ermert, Reto Reichenbach, David Danel, Andy Vance and Christian Studler. At Crescendo Summer Institute 2015 the singer and opera section aspires to ensure that students may participate in the most prestigious and comprehensive summer course in Europe.

Excellent teachers as: Tünde Szabóki, Andrea Meláth, Júlia Pászthy, Timothy Bentch, Gábor Bretz, Constance Fee and Miriam Feuersinger have master courses and individual music lessons. Courses in solo instruments, chamber music, jazz and baroque music will be held.

The program of the Summer Institute includes numerous concerts. There will be two teachers’ concerts, a concert of the winners of the Gala Concert 2014, opera scenes, a jazz concert, a baroque concert (the theme of which is Johann Sebastian Bach’s works of Italian effect) as well as a poetic evening with music, where Andrea Meláth mezzo-soprano and András Visky – poet will give a performance. Following last year’s success, the improvisation night will be held as part of a tradition this occasion János Pálúr, who also performs with other musicians at the Annual Creative Worship Service, will give a piano improvisation.

The peculiarity of Crescendo is that more than 70 artist professors will be present not only as teachers but also as private individuals, often joined by their families. Not only do the teachers of the Summer Institute establish a professional relationship with their students, but often a kind human relationship is also formed. Besides the daily solo lessons, chamber music and orchestra rehearsals, in the evenings there are guided small group discussions on biblical topics related to questions on life as an artist. In previous years the number of participants doubled which has proven the need for an artistic institute where the professional niveau of high-quality is accompanied by the declaration of values in personal relationships as well as discussions, lectures and worship services along the lines of the values of Scripture. In 2004 there were 160 participants, in 2014 there were more than 350 participants from more than 30 countries.

Update by Aggie Reiter

Herald News: RYANAIR celebrating the 30th anniversary with low fare seats!

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The Irish  Ryanair is one of Europe’s favorite airline, to-day announced at the media briefing in Budapest their new winter route service connected in celebrating their three decades anniversary with its new Budapest to Eilat Ovda flights by releasing seats for sale for travelers between the period of November and December, 2015. To-and-from Budapest – Eilat Ovda (Israel), beginning from November,7. 2015 in having weekly two flights on Wednesday with starting price 9.299 HUF and Saturday’s 13.029HUF for one-way ticket.

The press meeting  was opened by Ms. Audrey Legaigneur – Ryanair Sales & Marketing Deputy Manager and Denis Barabas – Sales & Marketing Executive Romania.

Ms. Audrey Legaigneur welcomed the press representatives and continued by saying the following: Quote: „This year’s newest routes by Ryanair from Budapest – Hungary, Kaunas – Lithuania and Krakow – Poland flying twice a week to Eilat, which will be the first low-cost airline flights to Israel. The winter service to-and-from Eilat Ovda (Israel) starting on the first week-end in November, 7. 2015., and will be on sale from tomorrow, Wednesday, July, 8. until midnight Friday, July, 10. 2015. www.ryanair.com.  The airline is counting on having 40000 passengers annually within their new routes. Negotiations are out within the Israeli authorities in order to fly to other cities as well. The Hungarian consumers already have had chosen Ryanair for the low fares, industry leading customer service and despite of the great route choice. Now they can also book their flights even earlier on our improved website and app with mobile boarding passes, carry free small 2nd carry-on bag, enjoy allocated seats. Our new Family Extra package with its extras and Business Plus services will make the travelers a much pleasure flight and also to use their personal electronic devices at all stages of their flight will be available. Ryanair continues to deliver so much more than just the regular low fares airlines.”

Most probably these amazing low fares will be in favor for many and will vanish quickly, customers should log  quickly to avoid missing the chance to fly by Ryanair to the sunny Red Sea while in Europe the cold days are the usual days.

Update and snaps by Aggie Reiter

Additional report to the 93rd. Hungarian Derby and Culinary “Gastroangyal” Festival – Kincsem Park – 2015.

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A peak into the culinary side at the Hungarian Derby. Visitors having a break from the Derby strolling along and stop by the Istvándy stand were offered several wine products for tasting and to buy those bottles wines for another day. Their winery is at the northern part of Lake Balaton which is  a short drive from Badacsony just a short  drive to Káptalantóti  to the Istvándy winery. Their winery most probably will be remembered not only whilst staying in Hungary. The emotional attitude of the family toward not only a drop of their wines, but also their mouth-watering 100% grape juice with no artificial ingredient is something your sence in tasting shall never forget. Their own winery, home-made food and guesthouse is worth to visit.

Beside many wine makers on the spot, just outlining one stand stopping by was the G&D handmade pastries from Salgótarján, to see, taste the superb cakes which are masterpieces in the contemporary art work. The popular macaroons rich in tastes were over in more than a dozen flavors.

Probably ain’t on my own saying, many folks are sick and tired to been having a lot of “plastic” store cakes? Well need not have to give it up looking for delicious delights and of course, if travelling to Salgótarján probably will make it two-or three cakes.

In the meantime, the latest news heard from Gellért Szó – confectioner, they entered the competition to deliver the Hungary’s National Cake on August, 20. Hungary’s Nation Day. The G&D is one in the first three confectionery cakes competition voted in the third and fourth by the jury. Gellért Szó at the Derby and Gastronomy Festival said: Quote: „This year it was a very strong competition to be launching the title of „Hungary’s cake 2015. It was so difficult to judge, because of the strong field. In addition to the originally planned three per/cake but on a fourth vote the G&D also entered in the final.”

The G&D cakes to be in the final Gellért Szó in the run finished at third place with his: “Paloc-noble caramel cake with sour cherries and hazelnuts” … and in the fourth place: “Pannonhalma hazelnut cake with apricot pálinka.” Very strong field this year was launched  for the title of Hungary’s National Cake. Surely, the jury will have hard time to choose the best-of-the-best cake for   Hungary’s  National Day. It was so difficult to judge, in addition to the originally planned three per/cake on a fourth and beside the third cake made by Gellért Szó the fourth was also voted to be in the final.

Even having heatwaves (38C in the shade) swept through the festival, the atmosphere was high and cooling down a bit at many wine stands, farmers products, street food and restaurants were pretty crowed.

Probably, ain’t on my own by saying, many folks are sick and tired to been having a lot of “plastic” store cakes? Well, need not have to give it up, because more-and-more fantastic pastries are made throughout Hungary.

May see the previous update: https://rollinginbudapest.com/2015/07/03/the-93rd-hungarian-derby-culinary-gastroangyal-festival-kincsem-park-2015/

Update and snaps by Aggie Reiter

Hearld News: “The Rising Sun” country coming to the City of Gyula – Hungary – 2015.

City of Gyula welcomes the Japan Day in the historic spa town for the second time!

Date: Tuesday, July, 7. 2015.

Location: Gyula Vigadó  –  35. Béke Street

Free admission!

Japanese Day at Gyula whereas Koszuge Dzsunicsi – Japanese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Hungary will visit the event. The delegation will be welcomed during the noon hours by Dr. Ernő Görgényi – Major of Gyula at the City Hall. During his stay on same day starting at 4 p.m. the city of Gyula with the Embassador will open the Japan Day.

The Japan programs for day …The national festival is contributing exhibitions, performances, in order to make Japanese culture more familiar to the Hungarian citizens.  At 4 p.m. Presentation by Dr. Judith Vihar  “Meeting love” … 4.30 p.m. Uchikawa Kazumi -Hungarian children’s books … 5 p.m. András Trom former MTI reporter in Tokyo … 6 p.m. Japan’s premiere sports – kendo, karate. … 7 p.m. Kiyo-Kito Taiko drum concert … 7.40 p.m.  Pernahajder Campbell Orchester. Additional programs: Exhibition, origami endless possibilities, Sushi-making. Even on the spot can be tasted the original sushi dedicates. This is again an event of historical importance, which is now held City of Gyula upon the relationship over the two decades between the two nation taking place based on international level. One of the major connection was in  2002 when the Japanese imperial couple’s visit to Hungary. Was another prove of joint connection in the case when the Japanese Crown Prince couple arrived to Hungary on the occasion in joint connection over 140 years and the 50th anniversary in 2009. On this occasion the sister organization presented as a gift for Budapest with decorated lights on the Elisabeth Bridge (Erzsébet-Hid), also within the same year a joint stamp was issued by both countries. The Japan–Hungary Friendship Association. The joint „Friendship Cultural Festival” event is organized every four years to demonstrate traditions and ways of Hungarian culture in Japan, or vice versa to bring achievements of Japanese culture closer to the Hungarian public respectively. The Hungary–Japan Friendship Society (HJFS) was established in Budapest in 1987 with the intention of  disseminating the traditions and values of Japanese culture and present an authentic picture on Japan on the grass-root level in Hungary. The initiation was taken by a handful of enthusiastic founders, and since then we have registered hundreds of members, who have a deep interest and respect for Japanese culture, ways of life and traditions. The event is sponsored by: Békés County Government Office, Gyula Municipality, Gyulai Cultural and Event Management Office, Gyula Castle Bath, DIG-BUILD LTD.

Update by Aggie Reiter

News Flash … Here comes the VinAgora Gala – 2015.

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 Wine Lovers …your perfect day is just about outside your doorstep!

Saturday, June, 27. 2015.

1 p.m. – 8 p.m.

(cache desk close at 7 p.m.)

Boscolo Conference Center

Entrance at District, VI. 9-11 Osvát Str.

Saturday.June 27, Saturday in an elegant surrounding a long tables of bottles of wines will be out on display for tasting.  Beside each and every wine has its official score sheet.  Who love wine, love the diversity or simply want to spend a cool relaxing afternoon  in tasting  576 kinds of wine-scented nectar … No this number was not misprinted! The palette is huge … white wines made of aromatic varieties, among late harvest wines and ice wines, among Rosés, or dry reds. Anyway, not sure  of which one to start off, sommeliers  will be there to give advice and to sort things out if needed. Also good to know, that the wines are classified into categories.  So they are corresponding to the regular main categories which are used at major international wine competitions.

Therefore, it is your turn to come around, see, taste all of them … as you please!  Many well-known wine makers will be on the spot to answer question when needed.

The VinAgora was established in 1992 and as a VinoFed member  has become one of the 10 most professionally recognised competitions in the world. With its jury composed of highly experienced individuals from countries all over the world. The number of samples sent to the competition by wine makers has established around 500-600 in the past years.

There is nothing more uplifting than tasting wines while the winemaker presents their product personally.

Most probably for many will be irresistible to taste immediately gold medalist and Champion Prize holder foreign wines?  Also will be a great opportunity to give it a try to taste the best Hungarian wines.

Also at the Wine Gala will have some finger food, a glass of mineral water at all tables.

Finally, if you choose to walk the classic line and start with light, dry whites, you will have a plethora of options.  Take it as a must to try the vibrant “Cserszegi fűszeres” called by many a real Hungarian treasure. Would be a pity to walk on by in not tasting a rather crispy, reductive Furmint that will surely lead the tasters  into the mood? The list would be extremely long to introduce  the whole wines, so better take your walking shoes and see, taste for yourself  and … if you wish to compare VinAgora’s professional judges with your own opinion  you can join to take part in a free  interactive wine professional game. So, “Judge … score by your own taste”

Tickets: Can be purchased in advance for 6500HUF until midnight June, 25. through ordering at www.broadway.jegy.hu BUT be aware it is only written in Hungarian language. It is a pity the online ticket office does not have multi-language information. Sincerely sorry to let the folks who wish to attend the VinAgora and buy an early bird ticket will be in need for someone to guide them in ordering through the net. On the spot, need not have to have Hungarian language knowledge to pay the daily price for the ticket which will be there 7900HUF. A special crystal made tasting glass can be hired on the spot for tasting.

Update by Aggie Reiter

HERALD NEWS … In just 9 Days to come … 47th Árkád KÉKSZALAG „Blue Ribbon” GP

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Great Awards and Festival  …  All in One – Balatonfüred – Hungary – 2015.

The press conference was held this morning at Balatonfüred, where Dr. István Bóka – major of Balatonfüred, Lajos Kollár – chairman – Hungarian Sailing Association (MVSZ), Zsuzsa Pócs – Audi Marketing Manager – Porsche Hungaria, András Holczhauser –  secretary-general – Hungarian Sailing Association (MVSZ), Sándor Bagyó president – Professional Water Rescue Service of Hungary were present. Lajos Kollár – chairman  said: “The KÉKSZALAG in itself is major sport performance!”

Covering a distance of 155 kms. to and from:

Balatonfüred – Kenese – Siofok – Tihany – Keszthely – Balatonfüred.

Between Balatonfüred and Zamárdi  7kms. starting line up to 600 boats.

Not only in absolute competition prizes will be distributed, but the fight with every boat in class ranking position.

The major said: Balatonfüred is the Northern capital of the Lake Balaton, which offers more than a dozen cultural programs, professional hospitality and eye-catching scenery with its wine hills around and hopefully, many Hungarians and foreigners will be interested to see the sailors race and also to get to know the landscape of Balatonfüred and all what is happening during the race.  Also added, if the weather condition will be as bright and the strength of the wind as to-day, then it will be a very tight race to come.

András Hotczhauser – secretary general said: The applications are still open … for locals and sailors from foreigner countries to join the race with any kind of sailing boats in the KÉKSZALAG except dinghies or multihulls under 25 sqm. of sail area. Also added: many may know that the KÉKSZALAG – „Blue Ribbon” is Europe’s longest distance and oldest lake passing around competition. Way back in 1934 anyone could enter and float off by any boat to be in the race. The goal or the real challenge was and even to-day goes for the sailors and their boats to beat time, to be first sailing around the lake within the race time of 48Hs.

To this day Austria and Sweden sailors already indicated their participation to the race. More foreigner competitors will be known as soon as the registration float in.

Joined the meeting was the most succesful Hungarian skipper by 11 wins in the KÉKSZALAG „Blue Ribbon’s” history, the helmsman Litkey Farkas sailing on his Lisa name boat. Litkey announced to have offered a prize which he named after his father to be Bence Litkey Cup.

Zsolt Király – sailed around nine times around the lake with a monohull ship and finished twice the second place. He is considered as the best sailor on the lake. Both said they are very much looking forward to a great sailors competition.

While the sailors will be working at their best to struggle against the challenges to complete the race, to be the first to cross the finish line, on the Tagore Promenade the audience may watch them rolling in.

Donation  received by the sponsors will be transferred to the charity foundation. Hungarian Hospice Foundation, where professional care aims in improving the patient’s quality of life, minimize pain and provide emotional support for the family. The LáriFári Foundation primary objective is to support children and their families, who have temporary difficulties in their lives, first of all, but not only for a disease but also to keep the affected families together and the Breast Cancer Association. At the press conference the director of Land Rover – Hungary offered one million HUF in supporting these  foundations  to support the needy.

The world-class competition promises a pleasant stay at Balatonfüred and most surely fulfill the audience and visitors with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

Was said by the sailorman, if the weather condition will be as bright and the strength of the wind as to-day, it will be a very tight race to come.

All the side programs are free of charge.

Within the competition the organizers thought of all the visitors at the KÉKSZALAG  – „Blue Ribbon” race,  to stroll along all sorts of programs happening in one huge harbor … music, kids programs, crafts,  having a sip of VinCe Balaton wines and to join the gastronomic festival and many more activities

For those who have somehow missed to get acquainted with this international sailors race and pulls up their eyebrow and wonder why KÉKSZALAG – „Blue Ribbon blue”? Here’s what can be said about it in simply three words … have no idea! … but do know, it is one of the most popular sailing race in Hungary and known by many foreigners countries.

The organiser stuff arranged after the press meeting for the media representatives an unforgettable sailing boat tour to show what is it like sailing in the middle of the Hungarian Sea.  It was an awesome experience  floating in the gorgeous weather and with the summer breeze it surely made our day …  so no wonder the sailors all are addicted in cutting the waves.

Here is a wink into the previous update:

The 47th “Blue Ribbon” race start off – Thursday, July, 2. 2015. – 9 a.m. – Balatonfüred – Lake Balaton – Hungary

Update and snaps by Aggie Reiter