An afternoon in a Hungarian shipyard

[kamutikk]

A friend of mine invited me to take photos in "an unusual location", as he said. Later on I found myself in one the most impressive shipyard that I have ever seen in the area: Mr. György Juhász, second generation boat builder and owner of the Foarboc shipyard showed me around, while telling me stories on the wonderful wooden dragons to be repaired. He is a devoted boat builder, as well as a sailor of course, sailing every summer in the Lake Balaton, in Hungary. I asked him about his passion, the history of his shipyard, the challenges of the life of a Hungarian boat builder... But instead of talking, I let you discover his world: www.foarboc.hu

[rasorinc]

the link will not open

[whoosh]

can open, but not find link in Eng, sorry cant sprecken de Hungarian:( on danube? where? can you give lat long please

[daiquiri]

can open, but not find link in Eng

In the lower left angle there are 2 grey buttons, one reads "HUN", the other "ENG" ;)

[apex1]

A boatyard............ nice old boats............
and then............?

[daiquiri]

A boatyard............ nice old boats............
and then............?

...hungarian salami, gulash maybe? Oh, and hungarian girls are very beautiful too! :!:

I think that should be enough to make your day. :D

[whoosh]

...hungarian salami, gulash maybe? Oh, and hungarian girls are very beautiful too! :!:

I think that should be enough to make your day. :D

just to north of Budapest not right on the river, does the man speak English?
daiquiri, It girls play eye games:)) as I remember from my younger days, very unique, does not happen anywhere else in world

[Manie B]

the webpage doesnt load

once again we sit with a web designer that should be jailed and permanently removed from society

please advise the owner to get another web designer

[rasorinc]

I could not load it either

[whoosh]

I could not load it either

it loads but quite nutty site, so busy with flashing this that, would,nt bother, its a pity that some web designers try do all this, and it just turns folks away, very beautiful part of world there on the river

[plebusmaximus]

www.foarboc.hu

The downfall of heavy flash based websites is that us poor petrol sniffing bandwidthers wont wait till it loads.

You have 15-20 seconds before you rapidly start losing visitors. A developer should know better. :)

Your not downloading something evil onto my computer are you? It seems to be taking an awful long time.

[kamutikk]

Dear All, yes you need some patience to open the link, sorry for that. But I'm sure Mr. Juhász would answer your questions by mail, if you have any: info@foarboc.hu. Have a nice day.

[apex1]

Dear All, yes you need some patience to open the link, sorry for that. But I'm sure Mr. Juhász would answer your questions by mail, if you have any: info@foarboc.hu. Have a nice day.

Thats the point............ we do´nt have the patience ........nor the time.
We have to get our boats hammered together.:D

Regards
Richard