Show Day 14: Budapest

Got up around 10:00 after a pretty decent sleep. Felt so much more rested than the day before which makes a big difference when you’re on tour. Theodor or Mr. Omelet made us breakfast again in front of the venue called Dürer Kert (translated: Dürer Garden). Followed by a stroll around the sunlit area, really a beautiful day. A heavy trafficked area though and got to a bridge to see the Danube River, but it was for trains only. Did get to see a bit of it next to the venue. Got myself a new toenail clipper and used it after a nice but hurried shower. When it’s time for doors it always comes faster than you think. The amount of prep and obstacles we face every day with the place/space we get for our stock is a challenge we gladly take. But we haven’t missed a curfew thus far, so that’s good!

Both Sylvaine and Eivør sounded great, close third to the ones in Dublin and Paris. Before we left for Poland around 00:30, the drivers were puzzled because of the water system not working in the bus. The kitchen tap didn’t work and couldn’t flush the toilet. Artur kept saying: “I emptied the tank before we arrived in Budapest, it can’t be full!”. Turned out that the tank was full after all, because when we arrived at Dürer Kert in the morning, it was still closed. So everyone used the toilet on the bus, Konrad and Artur were very relieved when the mystery was solved.Weiterlesen