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Campaigns On The Danube
2008-06-08 22:25:00 "Campaigns on the Danube is a well-aimed volley of solid wargaming for any grognard-level player and below, and most especially for those who love the Napoleonic era. ..." Armchair General - 4/5 "4 out of 5 stars! ..." Computer Games Magazine - 4/5 Campaigns On The Danube Players may command historic, powerful armies as they face off against each other in a clash that would be destined to defeat Austria but prove for a brief time that Napoleon could indeed be stopped. Players will be able to take command of the French forces under Napoleon or Austrians under Charles and strike at each other over a large hex-based map. Map covers central Europe from Ulm in the west to Olmutz in the Northeast. Maneuver elements consist of divisions and brigades. AI can play either side (French or Austrians). PBEM capability. Ability to fight battles using miniatures. Bridge demolition and construction. Matrix Games
By: Blog Zone
Churches on the Danube
2008-05-10 09:40:00 Taken from Castle Hill with the three completely different church towers lining up in an interesting way. Camera: Pentax *ist DS, lens: Sigma 70-200mm 1:2.8 EX APO
Shoes on the Danube Promenade
2008-05-03 09:48:00 As I have shown the previous days, Budapest is a very beautiful city but it is also a city where you get confronted with the complicated past at almost every turn. Memorials for the uprisings of 1848 and 1956 are spread throughout the centre and, on t...
Andre Rieu - An der schönen blauen Donau Blue Danube 2007
2008-02-19 14:10:00 Andre Rieu - An der schönen blauen Donau On the beautiful Blue Danube 2007 ShareThis
By: Mess Video
The Blue Danube in Ireland , 2 versions
2008-02-02 21:12:00 Andre Rieu - live from DublinMonty Python: Blue Danube on the BorderMurphy's Law Rules, OK !
By: Podcast Ireland
Danube and Dog
2008-01-25 14:38:00 Remi and I were in the woods again this morning, this time down near the Danube, where it forms a small beach. She hasn't like it before because of the noisy tugboats and cargo ships that creak through there. Today she was delighted. Lots of frolicky running, delight at broken sticks, heightened delight when I broke them in front of her, investigation into areas that only small dogs can fit.
THE DIVA OF THE DANUBE
2008-01-12 17:31:00 STROLLING IN PEST - APRIL 2006After showing views from the Castle and the hills in Buda, as well as of the water of the Danube, this post pays homage to some beautiful buildings in Pest."THE NATIONAL MUSEUM, the first museum of Hungary, was founded by Count Ferenc Széchenyi in 1802. The neoclassical building was designed by Mihály Polláck, took ten years to be built and opened in 1847 as the fourth largest museum in Europe. Rafael Monti prepared the sculptures of the tympanum, including a female personification of Pannonia, enthroned holding laurel wreaths in her hands. Today, the main exhibitions of the Museum focus on the history of Hungary from the Palaeolithic era to the present times""DEAK FERENC TER - Further to some quite interesting buildings, the place hosts the Meridien Hotel and three stations on the M1, M2, and M3 lines of the Budapest Metro""SAINT STEPHEN'S BASILICA is Hungary?s largest church and the second highest in ecclesiastical ranking, after the Esztergom Basil...
By: Blogtrotter
Danube Pearl
2007-09-24 09:42:00 Hungary attracting more than 40 millions tourists a year is a very beautiful country with a picturesque nature and very useful thermal springs. Its capital Budapest due to its romantic atmosphere and beautiful architecture is called ?Little Paris?.Budapest is the only capital with ?city resort? status. Its hotels have a perfect ratio ? price/quality. 3-star ...
By: Budapest Visits
Along the Blue Danube
2007-08-19 15:43:00 Went for a walk this morning along the opposite side of the Danube with a neighbor. We drove over into Stopfenreuth, only about 3 miles from Hainburg, but there is a small, sandy beach I wanted to introduce Remi to. Saw this old sign announcing the ferry boat and its costs. The ferry doesn't run anymore, because now there is a bridge. But pre-bridge, there was just an old rubber raft that would |
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