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2170 meters above the sea level

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An old town from the first century. Now peopled by big lizards

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It was scary to drive with it but I hoped for the best

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Tschiatura

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The Kathski Pillar

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What are my plans after high school? This is a question i ask myself pretty often. I am sure that i want to go to university but where? Since summer 2017 my cousin is studying Bio Chemistry at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. In February i had the opportunity to visit him and take a look at the University and the scottish Infrastructure. I flew from Memmingen to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. My cousin lives in Dundee, a city close to St Andrews so i had to take 3 hour Bus Drive from the airport. After entering the bus i encountered the first problem of Scotland. "whaur woods ye loch tae gang?" said the bus driver and i was like: What? You litterally cant understand what many people in scotland, but mostly bus drivers want to tell you. It must be really hard for someone who barely speaks english. I arrived in Dundee in the late evening. It´s and old medium sized city with a lot of older buildings. It is located at the shore, next to the River Tay. My cousin lives in a student appartment with some other students. You never see those people and you only know that they exist if you look into the kitchen which is chaos at its finest. There is everything laying around.

St Andrews is a beautiful city. It´s the birth place of golf and you see  that in every corner. The entire area is filled with golf courses. University is a big factor in St Andrews. The city has more students than native inhabitants. The streets are filled with them. The university is massive and it has a lot of different buildings. It`s possible to study nearly anything. I could imagine to go studying there.

We didnt only visit the University, we also id some nature trips. We went to discover the beautiful shoreline. I absolutley love the ocean and it would be a big factor for me to live there for a few years. The cliffs, the waves, the wind. We also went fishing and cought two flounders. It was great to sit at the river tay for a few hours and feel the smell of the sea. One of the most of not the most famous sights in Scotland are the Highlands. And hell they are beautiful. We did a one day trip to the Ben Vrackie Mountain. The weather there was so rough that i felt like i am on a Mount Everest Expedition. The wind was blowing fast as hell and this made the temperature feel like -15 °C . I had a lot of fun hiking to the top of the mountain. The weather changes so quickly, it´s unbelievable. We had Sun, Rain, Snow and even a Hail Storm. This day was the highlight of this vacation.

Food is also interesting in Scotland. As soon as i arrived there i had to drink some IRN Bru, one of my favorite beverages. It`s a bright orange drink with a sweet taste to it. IRN Bru is only available in Scotland and it shares the top spot with Coca Cola as the most selled Soft Drink. Fish´n´Chips, probably the most famous British food, was the first food i tried on my holiday and it was great.
Potato and Haddock, an easy but well fitting combination.
I also tired out cullen skink, a scottish fishermans soup with smoked fish and vegetables. It is worth trying, thats for sure.

But the strangest thing i have tried in scotland is a fried mars bar. Yes, a fried Mars Bar. It gives you diabetes only looking at it. Sugar, Fat, Carbohydrates,  delicous. If you have a healthy hearth you should try it out.

Overal, i had a great week in Scotland and i believe that it would also be the right place to live for me. The weather isnt always the best but that would be to big of an issue for me.

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In this text i want to tell you about Battlefield V, one of my favorite Videogames at the moment. The game came out in November 2018 and is the most recent title in the Battlefield Egoshooter Series. It is set in the second World War and takes place at some of the lesser known Frontlines like Arras or Rotterdam. The moment i heard about the game i was completly hyped for it. My expectations were enormous. I already played the previous games and really enjoyed them. The atmosphere a Battlefield Game offers is incredible. Large scaled combat in a interesting setting. When BfV released i started playing it immidiatly and it catched me right from the start even with it's few problems. The Prologue was amazing, the graphics are beautiful and the gamplay feels smooth and satisfying. The WW2 Setting is well implemented and feels authentic without losing the Fun Aspects a Battlefield Title has to offer. Blowing up a enemy Airplane with a Tank is greater than ever. I already have 210 hours of playtime in the game and i'm still not bored of it.

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In this review i want to tell you about a movie i've watched on my way from germany to hungary.

"Green Room" is a horror-thriller, released in 2015. It's about a small Punk-Rockband touring through the US with the members, Pat, Sam, Reece and Tiger.  One of their gigs gets cancelled and they get a job in a ultra right, Skinhead club in the woods. After the show, Pat returns to the room, the band was before to get Sam´s phone. He finds a Girl with a knife in her head, killed by a neo-nazi.

Pat immidiatly tries to call the police in shock but his phone gets taken away by the bar employee. It comes out that the entire club is in the hands of an brutal Neo-Nazi organization and the band members will have to fight for their lives if they want to survive.

I have to admit that got an unsafe feeling while watching this movie. The atmosphere the movie generates is really opressive. Jereremy Saulnier, the Regisseur does a great job with the entire Scenery around the Neo-Nazis.  The actors contribute a lot of this too. Firstly Anton Yelchin in the role of Pat, the drummer of the band. Yelchin shows his skills as an actor and gives Pat a big amount of authenticity. The shy guy who's getting stronger and stronger during the movie. A interesting fact is that Yelchin got killed by his own car rolling over him just a few weeks after the presentation of "Green Room" in Germany. Patrick Stewart performs the role of the Leader of the Neonazi Organization who's a calm but brutal Psychopath without moral thinking.

Somehow this role really fits Stewart's style of acting. You can also see some kind of connection to the uprising american neo-nazi scene the movie is is criticizing.

At the end i have to say, that i really like'd that film because of it's nerve recking atmosphere.

It's really sad, that this movie didn't get that much attention in Germany. If you like Horror-Thrillers you should really watch this one. If you  can't see blood, you should think twice before starting the movie. It has some gore elements in it. I give the movie a solid 9 out of 10 on the "Marvin" Movie Rating.

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Georgia

Hello everybody, today I want to talk to you about one of the best if not the best experiences in my life until now. My two week trip to Georgia in the Summer of 2017 and why I was stunned about it. And guys, just to make it clear, with Georgia I  mean the real Georgia, the country located directly between Europe and Asia, not the state in “MURIKA”.

Taking that fact into consideration it probably doesn't make much sense to you what the actual Rasputin I did there and Why.

It's kind of sad but I feel you. The day I've heard about my possibility to go to Georgia I did this too.

“isn't Georgia basically cheap Russia?”

This year my uncle was in Georgia for work, he was there as a Eu Soldier to watch the Georgian border. Because are two regions which want to be a independent country, Southossetia and Abachasia. There were conflicts with these regions in the past. They are not that powerfu and completely locked down from the outside but they have a big friend, Mother Russia.

The EU-Soldiers  have more like a representative  purpose.
Since 2008 the country is completly safe to visit, so me and my cousine went to georgia.

And i don´t regret it in any way. The experiences i had there were unforgettable.

We did like a small roadtrip to many locations in Georgia.

We arrived in Kutaisi at 4 am and my uncle picked us up with his rental car. Then we slept in a small hotel in the city. The first breakfast in Georgia was delicious. Traditional Georgian Khatchapuri which is a cheese filled bread. On our first trip to a canyon, close to Kutaisi i got a first impression of the country. The small villages look really old, like they stood in time. The amount of cows and other animals on the roads is massive. There are cows everywhere.
Even though the crime rate in Georgia is really low and the country is safe for visitors, the roads are not. The people drive like crazy. Russian trucks who overtake you before a bend on a mountain highway close to a 200 meters deep cliff is no rarity.
We saw a couple of accidents troughout our vacation. There`s nothing like "TÜV" in this country so the locals drive cars in any condition possible.

The people in Georgia are really religious. A majority of the population is in the georgian orthodox church. I have never seen so many churches
In my life.

It is not allowed to wear shorts in a church so you always have to put something around your legs.

Most of the churches are really beautiful. It doesn`t metter how poor a village is, at least they have a church. I even was in a church where they believe that they have real bones of Jesus. Yes i saw Jesus.

The influence of the UDSSR on this country is undeniable. Rusty old prefabricated buildings in the middle of the forest or coal mines from 60 years ago.

Gori, the village where my Uncle lived ,  is actually the birth place of Bessarionis dse Dschughaschwili or better known by the name of Josef Stalin. Today there is a big museum build around the house in which he was born. He´s something like a national hero there. You can even buy Stalin themed Merchandise like Tshirts or Cups.

The food in Georgia is absolutley delicious. Western Foodculture hasn`t had a big influence on the traditional kitchen. Before my trip i never even heard of it so i was really surprised how good the food was. It`s definitly worth checking out. Mineral Water in Georgia is something i really miss in Germany. They are really mineral heavy and that gives them a  unique taste.

A problem in Georgia is, that its really hard to communicate with people because litterally nobody speaks English and they also have different letters in their language. Everything is written down in Russian and Georgian. The georgian Letters are one of the oldest in the world.

My favorite thing about the country was the beautiful landscape.
The caucasus was my personal highlight. We went on a trip to

Stepantsminda, a mountain village 1700 meters above the sealevel. From there you could do a 4 days long hike to the Summit of Mount Kazbek, 5300 meters above the sea level. I was really impressed by the nature in this area. There are always vulture`s flying over your head and the area offers great opportunities for a mountain adventure. The georgian caucasus is also famous for it´s ski resorts.

I had a great time in Georgia and the memories and impressions i´ve collected there are unforgettable. I would recommend everybody to visit this amazing country. You don´t have to go to Thailand to see a completly other world. Georgia is a cheap and worthwile holiday destination. In the future i will visit the country again, that´s for sure and you should do too.

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I´m a big fan of documentations since i was four years old. Most of the time i didn´t watched TvShows for Kids. I found it boring. Mostly documentations about our wildlife were pretty amazing for me. In the last few years history became a big part of my interests too. Specially the history of the first and second world war fascinated me.
Three weeks ago a documentation called "Hitlers circle of Evil" caught my eyes. After watching it i don´t regret it any way. It shows the development of Hitler from a failed art Student to one of the most horrible persons in human history and the people who surrounded him. The way who the documention is made and good acting makes it interesting to watched and you don´t get bored like in some other documentations about Hitler. I recommend it anyone who is interested in the second worldwar or wan´t to boost the history class grade.

10/10 one of the best history documentations.

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In this short text I’m gonna tell you about one of the best when not the best production by Netflix.The Movie „Beasts of Nation“. This movie has been made in 2015 and tells the story of Agu, fighting in an African civil war. Agu lives in a small village in Africa with his family. After the village that the government has fallen, many people flee. Agu´s father hasn’t enough money. Only Agu´s mother and his two younger sisters can leave the village. A fight between rebels and government forces breaks out. This ends in a bloodbath. After the rebels flee, the government soldiers accuse the remaining villagers for rebellion. The moment they would’ve been shot the father of Agu tells him and his brother to run away before he’s getting shot. But only Agu survives at the end. In the forest, a rebel organization finds him. The Native Defense Forces (NDF). They adopt Agu and after an brutal initiation process, he becomes an Child Soldier. The evolution of an innocent children to an brutal soldier begins. This movie is an excellent war movie and shows one of the most horrible weapons of war, children. Abraham Attah, the actor of Agu does a great job and won many prices for his acting. How he performs is fantastic. I think he’ll become one of the best actors in the world. My favorite role in the movie is the role of Idris Elba, the commander of Agus battalion. He’s an cold blooded but also charismatic person which makes him sympathetic at some points which is strange for an brutal person like him. He’s really result oriented and doesn’t really care about deaths on the enemy side. The children who became soldiers see him as some kind of father figure.

Idris Elba fits nearly perfect for this role.

When you like war movies, you should really watch „Beasts of no Nation“. I watched this movie 3 times now and it doesn’t get boring. It really makes you think about your life. You should be happy about the fact in which surcomstances you’ve been risen up.

I give the Movie a 9/10 in the Marvin, Movie Rating.

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Kingfisher spins his head

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Every bird ringer has to write all the stats of the birds in a Book

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Welcome Surprise on the last day, a Grey Wigtail

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Welcome Surprise on the last day, a Grey Wigtail

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Bats are sometimes flying in the net too

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Hungarian Fruit soup made of wild apples and berries 

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With his mouth he can easily break your finger.

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Special net for catching birds flying really high

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Special net for catching birds flying really high

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- Egy szökött hadifogoly

- Szebb jövöt single

- Csak egy nap az élet fiúk

- ugye gondólsz néha rám

- Tábori posta

- Férfiak vagyunk

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- János Petrás (Front Man, Bassist)
- Zoltán Bäck (E-Guitarist, Acustic Guitar, Singer)
-Zsolt Szíjártó (E-Guitarist, Singer)
-Gábor Galá�ntai (Keyboard, Jews Harp)
-Attila Bankó (Drummer)
-Beáta Bene-Garamvölgyi (Flute)
-Piroska Egedy (cello)

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In the last few months music became more and more important in my life, i don’t know why but i listen to more music than ever. In the past the music I’ve listened to was an mixture between anything, from Rap to Rock to Russian Hard Bass. The third week of the summer vacation i discovered an Hungarian Rock Band which became my absolute favorite, that’s the only music i listen to. They’re really Hungary oriented. The Band „Kárpátia“. Created in 2003, got really famous across Hungary because of their good music and lyrics, the community can identify with. Their first album was
"Hol vagytok, székelyek?". Currently they have eight members. Janós Petrás is the the Frontman or better called, the chef of Kárpátia. In my opinion he´s an sympathic man with a lot of power in his Voice.
His look could be a little bit strange to some  people because of his missing hair.
I think his beard fits
him pretty well.

Since the first Album, Kárpátia created 19 new ones, every year they normally bring out one new album, sometimes.
"Isten Kegyelméböl" is the most recent, it came out this summer and is one of the best i think.

2017, they did an fully new thing, an album in English.
Sure they sound better in Hungarian and their pronounciation is not the best but they did this pretty well. For this album they named themselves "Europica". Its like most of the things they do about national proud and Hungary.

Its hard to say which their best song, i did a list of some good songs, you could listen to if you want. But i can say, that the album "szebb jövöt" is my favorite album. It became the first place in the hungarian music charts when it came out.

But why do i like this band so much? Every time i listen to it, it gives me power, makes me happy. After school or even on my  motorcycle. I want to sing with the music. How they work together as a band is fantastic. Its not like some other music bands who´re switching to music they can generate more money but it´s not how the real community loves them.

Many people see national proud as a bad thing, that´s not true in my opinion, you can be patriotic but not violent against refugees for example. I´m a patriotic German and Hungarian at the same time. People of other countries aren´t bad. They could help the country i love and improve the life of everybody.

I´m sure  that Kárpátia isn´t the music for everybody. For Germans of course because of the foreign langauage but also because of the music style.

To close this text i´m gonna put in a music video of my favourite band. (it shows how people grow up)

Egészségetekre!

Hintálo

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Logo of the national park, with it's symbol, the Fire Salamander (salamandra salamandra)

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The red area marks the location of the park.

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Bódva-völgyi madárgyűrűző és vonulás kutató tábor 

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Bódva-völgyi madárgyűrűző és vonulás kutató tábor 

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In this text I want to tell you something about one of the best weeks of my year, the bird ringing and bird banding camp in Hungary.  In the period between 4th of august and 11th of august I've visited the Aggtelek national park, for the third time together with my 20 year old cousin. We were already   in this camp in 2015 and 16. This national park is located in north-eastern area of Hungary. The camp is about wildlife research, mostly the tracking of birds in the area. Now i want to tell you what i experienced there and what the whole thing is all about.
On the 4th of August we firstly had to drive from Budapest to our Destination. In Budapest we had to wake up at 5 am which was pretty  early in the morning. The drive was 3 hours long so i luckily found time to compensate a little bit for the last night. When we arrived at the closest village  to the camp the camp was only a couple of kilometers away. So, not a big deal your might be thinking? That’s definitely  not true, doesn’t even comes close to it, the road to the camp wasn’t that great, sometimes it didn’t even look like a proper road where normal cars are supposed to drive. It was a muddy, dirty way with a lot of holes in it. Our aunt who brought us to the camp was so stressed all the time because her car is sometimes moody and my aunt doesn’t have a lot of money to repair it. 1,5 Kilometers before our final target we had to stop. There was a giant hole in the road that even a big suv could probably have problems with. We took all our stuff out of the car and walked the last part which was kind of exhausting in the Hungarian dry summer heat. We were pretty happy when we saw the beautiful location of our next week. The camp wasn’t build up yet so we had do help a lot to make it stand. Something you have to know about this camp is, that it doesn’t offer a lot of comfort. You don’t have electricity, when you want to power up your devices your power bank is your best friend. The only water you have is from a water fountain 500 meters away with drinkable water or the beautiful Bódva River directly at the camp. It’s a mountain river flowing out of Slovakia and creates living space for a lot of rare fish species like the endangered Barbus Pellopenesius which is one of the rarest animals on the European continent. It only lives in a few rivers in Hungary and Greece.
This river wont give you drinkable water but the possibility to wash yourself in a course way and room to fish for some special fish species you’re not likely to see somewhere else.
So let’s continue with the day, the first work which  had to be done was to dig a deep hole hundred meters away from the camp. But why? The toilet, yes the toilet of the camp is a one and a half meter deep hole with a cube of wood on it. It’s not the most beautiful thing in the world, so you don’t want to lock yourself there and play with your phone but it works completely fine for one week. After the toilette for common use was created most of the other people arrived and the main part of the camp including the compulsory  campfire and the main tent with all the food in there we were  finished. It was nice to meet some of the old friends again.

In the next two days our main goal was to build up the nets for catching the birds who migrate to the southern regions of the world. It was a lot of hard work and  after some issues with a new net technology the nets finally stood and the bird ringing was able to start. The average net for catching birds is a 2 meters high and 7 meters long net which is stretched between two sticks. Birds can’t see it when they are flying because it’s really thin. They fly into net while they want to cross from one bush to another. It doesn’t hurt them and when you pick them out correctly they won’t be harmed. Funny was, that at one net location was a  giant hornet nest with like 1000 individuals in a three hole. So we had to take care about this, in the next night  my cousin, some other cool guys and i went out to the nest to destroy it. Hornets are under nature conversation, so normal people are not allowed to kill them without an agreement of the parliament. This camp is an wildlife program of the national park so we can do this legally with a reason. It was really dangerous to take care about the hornet nest without any safety precautions except for a anti bug spray. One Guy who’s a little bit crazy named Máte is highly allergic at hornet stings but he really likes the adrenaline. When we started spraying and burning the hornet nest many  of the hornets came out and started flying around like crazy. They were like kamikaze jets crashing into anything without orientation. At the end the nest was destroyed and nobody got stung. Scary but impressive experience, that’s all i can say.

Our daily Programm was to go out to the nets every hour, the first round was at 6 am so we had to stand up pretty early. We did this because in the morning hours most of the birds are active and we didn’t wanted to miss out of any special surprise. When the day started to get hotter and hotter less birds  were active and we also didn’t wanted to cook the birds in the nets because heat can easily cause their death. So we close the nets till afternoon and in this time we were able to do everything we want. Me and my cousin are big fish fans and really interested in the wildlife of our rivers and lakes. We’ve put out some nets over night to catch the fish, taking a photo and releasing them back to their natural habitat. That doesn’t cause the fish any kind of danger.  We’re having a list of fish species we caught in fresh water and during the camp we caught two new species to stock up this list. A beautiful Common Nase and a larger specimen of the Vimba Vimba which isn’t that rare in big rivers but we didn’t caught it till this day and were really happy about it. But never try this kind of fishing. Without an fisher license it’s forbidden  in almost every country in Europe. In this camp we were able to do it because we had the agreement of the national park. We also went fishing with normal rods and fish-friendly fishing hooks. To fish in this beautiful environment is really fascinating. Your satisfied with any fish you catch.
During the time of the camp we ce caught a lot of fish species. Squalis Cephalus, which is one of the most common fish in our rivers, even in Germany was a lot of fun to fight with on the fishing rod. Alburnadus Bipunctatus is one  of the most common species in the Bódvariver which is special because it’s a rare fish in other places, in Germany we call him „Schneider“ because of the thick lateral line wich looks like the stitching of an tailor.  The strange looking gobio gobio was also an welcome surprise.

Sadly we didn’t caught the Barbus Pellopenesius but we’ll try it next year.

In the Midday hours some people used the time to sleep and relax. We also went hiking in the mountains to collect some mountain fruits for the Hungarian Fruit soup.

But one of our favorite activities in the hot hours was swimming in the river. It was really refreshing because of the relatively low water temperatures.  At one part, really close to the Main Camp we recognized a  significant smell of some kind of animal. At first we thought, that a mammal or something similar died there. On evening we went  swimming at the same place we heard a loud splash behind us, we didn’t know what it was. It came out, that there was a giant 40 kilo bever        In this region of the river. In a 5 meters long and only 1 meter deep place. We were really surprised because what the f*** does a bever there.

After this discovery we only went swimming with a machete 50 centimeters long. Bevers can be really aggressive so we had to be careful.

The next bird ringing session started at 3 pm so we had to open all the nets again.  The last round of checking the nets for birds was at 9 pm in complete darkness. Except for Owls most of the other birds are sleeping in the night so its not that likely, that they fly in the net. If they do, they fall into sleep so not that big of an deal.

Every night we let owl sounds play on my speaker that the real in the real owls in The Valley  are getting interested, at the first day we saw a rare owl species, the Ural Owl flying at the river so we’ve started playing the Ural Owl call sound to bait into the net. This evening the Ural owl came and started answering the Speaker 20 meters close to our campfire. It was really impressive and also funny because my speaker repeated the same sounds all the time and the real owl was like, „WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU NOT ANSWERING ME?“ after a while the real owl got bored and flew away.  At other evenings we let the sound of common Long-Eared Owl play, this resulted in a giant owl concert down The Valley. Every owl answered the other, it was fantastic, like a wave of owls.

Every evening we sat at the campfire, talked with each other and experienced the fantastic flavor of Hungarian Brandy or Beer. A strange guest was lurking around the campfire. An curious young Red Fox visited our camp every evening.

In the nights we had to sleep in a tent. I love it to sleep in a tent because it’s an other experience than in a hotel or a normal bed. The nights in this time of the year were warm so we didn’t had to freeze. In the morning the temperatures went down a little bit but that wasn’t that bad . Sleeping in tent at the Bódva River had one smalll disadvantage. Turning on the light in front of your tent, even if you only wanted to clean your teeth was an risky thing. After 30 sec some Hornets came and started attacking the lamp. When you had a headlamp on they flew directly into your face. When they saw a light in your tent, they tried to get in and got stuck between the two walls of the tent. To get them out there is hard, believe me.

At the end of the week we had to leave the camp and pay the price for it , 500 Forints per night. That’s 1,50€.  Only 10,50€ for an entire week. Not that much. On the way to Budapest me and my Cousin slept the whole time. We were so exhausted from the short nights and everything.

Overall i have to say, that this camp was an fantastic experience for everybody. For 10,50€  you’re getting a week full of nice experiences. Some projects like this should be more common in Germany. This is an perfect opportunity to bring the people closer to the nature, mostly Teenagers. Many people in Germany don’t know anything about Bird Ringing or even birds. You also find camps for younger people only. Except for letting them alone at home in the school holidays, in Germany should be possibilities to let the kids take part at some nature activities like this. They’ll gain knowledge about our beautiful nature and how to connect to other people. When you have a hobby like this as a kid or teenager many  students  are probably laughing  about your stupid ass hobby. In Hungary, this is completely different, its a normal thing. Only because the stupid kids in Germany don’t know anything about this. I experienced it by myself. My sister is the best example for „Stupid Kid in Germany,“ sitts at home the entire holiday and watches Netflix all the time. Doesn’t really care about their friends, or anything outside of her Handy. Nature? „Ahh, that shit is boring.“  These bird ringing stations and national park tours are a common locations for class trips in Hungary. Why not in Germany? We’re one of the countries with the longest History of bird ringing in Europe and we have a good instastructure. We don’t have any education about nature in most schools.

But this is just my point of view on this topic. More zoology could be an nice addition to the biology lessons in schools.

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This article is about the hooligan culture in the British football. First of all it tells you something about some events in the islands football history. Winning the World Cup in 1966 or the disaster of Hillsborough where many people died. Holligans became a big problem in The British  stadiums which resulted in many catastrophys. So the stadium owners had to deal with it. More policeofficers has been brought to the footballgames and the ticket prices highly increased.
Everything has become more expensive. In my opinion this is a great article when you are interested in football, because also in Germany are many footballclubs with the same issue of hooligans like Dynamo Dresden. But also when your not, it’s maybe interesting for you because nobody wants to see big catastrophic things in the news paper. You will kinda understand why the Tickets are so expensive and what kind of relation do this have to the hooligan scene
https://www.teatime-mag.com/magazines/84-de/

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You probably have many things under your bed. An Monster out of an horror film, or an old sock. All things, you shouldn’t be aware of because they are in your imagination or not really a problem. The real nightmare who sits under your bed is only a small  creature with an size of only 4 millimeters but an much bigger impact, than you could  expect. Bed Bugs,  small insects, who are sucking your blood out at night. They cause painful bites an can be really annoying.  This text is about these small vampires, who are sleeping with you in your bed. When you want to know more about them, I really recommend reading this article. It’s definitely worth it.
https://www.teatime-mag.com/magazines/10-de/curiosities/

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Rainbow Six Siege has exceeded 25 million players.

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Rainbow Six Siege has exceeded 25 million players.

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When you are interested in gaming and egoshooters , it’s possible that you heard about Rainbow Six Siege when it came out. An game with an big hype, but many players were disappointed about the new title of the Rainbow Six Series. Siege was a big fail at first and not many copies were sold. At launch it only had like 8.000 players. But Ubisoft had trust in their game and startet to add new content  and improved their game servers. The player Base  started to increase and Siege became a top selling game. This article is something for you, when you’re  interested in Gaming and the giant rise of Rainbow Six Siege. Also when you are thinking about buying the game, you could read this article first and look, what it’s all about.
https://www.pcgamesn.com/rainbow-six-siege/rainbow-six-siege-player-count-2017

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When you have to describe Australia in one sentence, many people would probably say. “Anything wants to kill you in Australia”. That could be the case because in Australia are more dangerous animals than on any other continent in the world. In the sea or also in your house. Simply everywhere you have the chance to encounter something  poisonous or sth. else that could probably kill you.
But Australia isn’t only the country of dangerous animals, also of the beautiful landscapes and nature. The sights which are worth visiting are nearly endless. It’s an interesting article with all the facts about the Australian animals and nature. You should really read this article, because Australia is an beautiful country with many things you want to look for.

https://www.teatime-mag.com/magazines/147-de/

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Everybody who watched Ice Age as child asked himself, what are these bizarre looking birds in one scene and where do they actual come from? These are Dodo Bird and they are coming from an small tropical  island named Mauritius. A problem is, that you can’t find the Dodo anymore, because the humanity caused his extinction a couple  hundred years ago. But nowadays Mauritius got an great culture and also their own language. When you want to know something about the Dodo and the interesting and beautiful island itself, you should read the text and enjoy the great informations. https://www.teatime-mag.com/magazines/9-de/customs-and-culture/

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It’s about an diving trip to Belize from Helen Huthance. She tells us about her experience on liveboard. In the text you can read anything about diving in Belize, about the tourists, who came from all over the world to visit this beautiful place. The underwater adventures and the animals she came a cross. In Belize is a big lionfish  problem, that she also  mentions in an own paragraph and how Belize tries to solve it.
When you love diving, you should really read the text, there are many informations about an unforgettable place to dive. Also people, who are looking out for new places to discover could be interested.
https://www.teatime-mag.com/magazines/105-de/