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During the filming of the series „Home from Home" we had a lot of funny moments. Here is a bunch of outtakes. Attention! The forestry device should not be used like this, do not try it!The playlist of the episodes is here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2C6BF49C177AF934

In this episode we look back on some of the activities of the past year while we wondered around Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor. It is a selection of the best actions of Bryn Watkins, while he was learning new things, exploring wonderful natural sights, and meeting interesting people. He was trying out nearly everything that was possible from food to insane sport activities. It's an appetizer of outtakes as not everything went smoothly for the first time. Enjoy, it's a selection for you!In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme here: http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com

River Tisza and its surroundings are in focus this time. Bryn is preparing fish crackling and "korhely" fish soup in Tiszacsege, he makes the ferry move and finds out what it is like fishing from a boat. Summer, river and peaceful atmosphere.In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme here: http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com

This episode is full of extreme challenges. While we explore Hajdúszoboszló, Bryn jumps out of a plane, tries out the standing surf, slides from high points and hangs himself by the neck to try out a special treatment. However the Thai massage and the great summer lunch blot out his harder times. A real summer adventure!

In this episode we explore the river Crisul and its surroundings. It's 1st May, so it's camping time in Romania! Bryn tries to set up a tent and he definitely needs help. He prepares mici, a Romanian kebab on open fire and enjoys camping. Bryn and his friend Edgar meet a miller who plays a special local instrument that is the combination of a violin and a trumpet. Risking his life, he crosses a chain bridge as well. Beautiful nature and the incomparable Bryn style this time again.In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.

This episode focuses on the Easter traditions of Hungary and Romania. Bryn visits several churches and is astonished by the ornaments of the Orthodox Church. He finds out about folk customs as well and prepares a sticky food. He visits Oradea, Debrecen, Hajdúdorog, Hajdúböszörmény and at the end he collects a lot of eggs. What for? Check it out!In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme here:http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com/

This episode focuses on the areas along the border between Hungary and Romania. Bryn hops backwards and forwards across the frontier exploring the similarities and differences between Bihor and Hajdú-Bihar. He finds out about nature in the empty no-man's-land, talks to residents about life near the border and visits the world's biggest collection of cast-iron stoves. Hot stuff!In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme here:http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com/

In this episode we explore an alternative side to Debrecen, the capital of Hajdú-Bihar. Bryn visits the city's Rock School and sees their work in action when he goes to watch their end of semester show. He also meets people keeping old traditions alive, and gets to taste a truly delicious cake.In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme in the project blog here:http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com/

In this episode Bryn visits a family in rural Romania as they carry out their annual pig killing - a tradition long since dead in England! As well as helping to prepare the pork, he visits a local carpenter who makes life-size models of the machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci.In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.You can find out more about the programme in the project blog here:http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com/

In this new series, English volunteer Bryn Watkins explores the Hajdú-Bihar and Bihor regions of Hungary and Romania, learning about the culture, nature and food of the area. With versions in English, Hungarian and Romanian, the series will be shown on local TV networks across the region from late 2011.The first episode sees Bryn travel to Hortobágy in Hungary to witness the migration of thousands of cranes. He also learns about life on the Hungarian plains and tries some traditional cowboy cuisine.You can find out more about the programme here:http://itthonotthon.tumblr.com/

The Cseresznye Youth Office organised a training about the international youth exchanges in May 2009. The participants arrived to the city of Gyor from several points of Hungary in order to get better at organising international programs for the youngsters. Serve here, exchange here - this was the title of the training that was influenced by the youth dynamism of the trainers. www.hangkep.hu

The Foundation with Music and Rhythm introduces African drums, tales and dances. At one of their performances they raised the attention of 6 young people who wanted to learn more about these special percussion instruments. With the support of the Youth in Action Programme they started a youth initiative in which they had a drum-course and a series of events where the percussions of many nations were introduced to the public. www.hangkep.hu

It was really fun to participate at the international seminar that was organised by the Sports and Leisure Association for the Visually Impaired. The participants arrived from 9 different European countries to the “Sports for everyone” program. Their aim was to exchange good practices on the methods through which the visually impaired youngsters can participate at different, sometimes even extreme sports. www.hangkep.hu

Young people from five countries all over Europe got together in Budapest to get to know each others culture. They used the tools of dance, music, fine arts and theatre to work on these topics. In the meantime they had not only fun, but they also learnt a lot about other European nations and cultures, about their similarities and differences. One week around art. During the youth exchange 35 Estonian, Polish, Czech, Italian and Hungarian youngsters explored the common cultural roots. www.hangkep.hu

Living and working in Hungary is a challenge. The film and the animations on this DVD are to help EVS (European Voluntary Service) volunteers to meet these challenges. The topics and the content were compiled by volunteers who were doing voluntary service in Hungary at the Sound-Picture Association (Hang-Kép Egyesület). The content reflects their point of views. We hope you will find the film useful during your stay! ( http://www.hangkep.hu )This film was prepared by the Sound-Picture Association and its volunteers. Its distribution at any place is highly recommended and appreciated.