Exploring in Hungary, March 2010
|  The back of the same church, showing some of the stone under the plaster.
 |  The Pannonhalma Abbey (Benedictine), which stands tall on a hill overlooking western Hungary.
 |  Instead of taking another tour in Hungarian, we walked in the Abbey's Arboretum and lavender fields.
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|  The Arboretum was full of songbirds, but our birding skills seem to have declined over the winter.
 |  Proof of spring!
 |  Pannonhalma Abbey, now a prestigious boys' school.
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|  Houses in the town of Pannonhalma itself.
 |  The magnificent neobaroque town hall in Gyor, which looks remarkably similar to that in Vienna.
 |  Gyor is a large industrial city, with a brilliantly-preserved 18th/19th century old town.
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|  This building, complete with bas reliefs, is for sale.
 |  Detail of buildings on Gyor's main street.
 |  The Riesz brothers (mathematicians) were born in this house.
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