Walker Home | Háromhuta
In early July, once again eternal "love" scene, the Zemplén brought into our path. The home-going series , I have repeatedly touched upon in this beautiful countryside, but now we offer to the readers' attention, even within the Zemplén is quite secluded valley of the Huta. Here are Óhuta, Central Huta, New Huta, or common names Háromhuta .
Each of the three settlements are strung on a single street, dead town, from two directions (like Y), and Tolcsva Regéc side can be approached. Non-historic village, it is exceptionally beautiful Hollókőhöz like the location, the most original and well-kept houses and friendly residents there. Many also provide a room or breakfast / lunch / dinner. Those who want peace and quiet, you could not imagine a better place to be and to draw attention to the fact that only 13 km away from Tolcsva, the Tokaj wine region is a hub?
Háromhután the Karadi Guest Inn we stayed, the owner of a small winery is Erdőbénye, which sells only bottled quality wines.
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Author: Nicholas Koos | 2009. August. 9th | Read 1.282
Category: going home
Tags: Háromhuta , going home , Zemplén
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um, right now we were over there, and when Vizsolyból Tolcsva Sárospatak we went through, there is a Hutánál I said that once I'm hermit, coming to live safe, the area is so beautiful!
I hope that these recordings are not made from the speeding car, which is only a moment to stop for the sake of an interesting-looking image (and the pedestrian had to have him elugrálni). Újhután reversed in five minutes (about six pictures here), and the source befoglalásról (drinking water supply) and its túlfolyásáról is no picture, just because we were törpémmel.
Otherwise, very quiet place, but unfortunately they did a few years ago a small signal strength, so can not be completely out of the jam taposómalomból.
We slept there two days, so you have time to walk through the valley on foot several times ...