This carved style of wood is know as Székély (Say-Kay) and is a traditional Hungarian style.. all over this town
The church where our great grandparents were married.
If it hadn't been Sunday, there would have been a market here
One of many storks nesting on telephone poles we saw in the country side
Back up at the church
The first bulletin board I'd seen on the trip.. plenty of stuff in Hungarian
It's an old church...
The castle next door
The surrounding vista
Vicky and I were still super jet-lagged.
The exposed, original stones of the castle wall.
Looking into town from behind the castle
The other side of the church
Inside the castle, before they told us we had to pay to take photos
Then we went up to this crazy, overgrown hillside cemetery. It was really cool. We looked for names we might have been related to (Végh, Csibor (great grandma's maiden name) and Ferencz (Julia's married name), but we decided later, with help from the family, that all we found were name relatives at best... no one we're really related to.
The road back to Pincehely
