In the morning of February 26th, we arrived at the Community House in Moh\u00e1cs, where our hosts were already waiting for us with freshly made donuts, which were prepared for us by the children, parents and mentors by the 3rd group of Moh\u00e1cs. After a short presentation about the Bus\u00f3j\u00e1r\u00e1s, they surprised us with a quiz. Then we made traditional masks, which the sokac girls wore and fridge magnets, which looked like little Bus\u00f3 masks. We were just done with our arts when a traditional Bus\u00f3 group came and took us dancing in the backyard. The clothes and essentials of the Bus\u00f3s were presented. After that, we had bean goulash for lunch, in keeping with tradition. In the afternoon, we went through the carnival’s enormous crowd, where we met a bunch of bus\u00f3s, and we were in the audience of a folk dance band. We thank the people of Moh\u00e1cs for the kind hospitality that made us a part of the tradition! We are grateful for the Moh\u00e1cs group and their mentors for the invitation! It was a great way of spending some time together again. Maybe we even managed to drive away the winter! We hope that groups from the region will meet more throughout year and will be able to launch a tradition-building program. See you next time in P\u00e9cs!<\/p>\n