The Blue Rambler

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The difficulty of setting off. The trail we follow. Solitude.
The already familiar pain in the muscles.
The lights of dawn among the trees. The sound of birds roused from the bushes, The rising haze. The monotony of steps. The taste of water. The scent of the air. Sweat flowing in the eyes. Losing your way. The ringing of the phone in the woods. The uniqueness of the moment. The trail you leave behind. The plans springing up on the way. A human word. Rest. Colours. Thoughts.
Fear. Tiredness. The rain. The trees. The stones. The grass. Silence.
The Blue.
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Who would not have wanted to set out on a journey at least once in their lifetime? To walk freely in boots and with a rucksack? To feel the grass, the trees, the paths and meet anyone and anything that comes their way?
Photographer Barna Burger walked the length of the National Blue Route, Hungary's longest trail. In the space of nearly a year he covered 1180 kilometres in twelve sections and presented the... Tovább

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The difficulty of setting off. The trail we follow. Solitude.
The already familiar pain in the muscles.
The lights of dawn among the trees. The sound of birds roused from the bushes, The rising haze. The monotony of steps. The taste of water. The scent of the air. Sweat flowing in the eyes. Losing your way. The ringing of the phone in the woods. The uniqueness of the moment. The trail you leave behind. The plans springing up on the way. A human word. Rest. Colours. Thoughts.
Fear. Tiredness. The rain. The trees. The stones. The grass. Silence.
The Blue.
! . . .¦ • .
Who would not have wanted to set out on a journey at least once in their lifetime? To walk freely in boots and with a rucksack? To feel the grass, the trees, the paths and meet anyone and anything that comes their way?
Photographer Barna Burger walked the length of the National Blue Route, Hungary's longest trail. In the space of nearly a year he covered 1180 kilometres in twelve sections and presented the experiences in images.
Fascinating landscapes, familiar people and strangers, surprises and tiny, beautiful details appear on the pages of this rambler's diary. If readers follow the photographer along the length of the trail they can understand and live through the greatest experience of ramblers, namely that rambling always involves paying respect to nature, as well as a spiritual experience giving strength. Vissza