Casa Epoca Sighisoara

... after the food is ordered.

I power up my laptop. The waiter connects my extension cord to an outlet behind the bar. I have kluged a system. I brought a US type extension cord of 6 feet. I have an adapter plug that I have permanently attached to the cord with electrical tape. This allows me to go into outlet limited hostels and other places with the ability to reach places as well as plug in my laptop, camera battery charger and IPOD ...

... one table, one chair, one knife spoon and fork and one bowl. They said that after 2 weeks there has only been one divorce in 300 years. Peter-our guide-was very informational about the history of the church and the town. He was a great guide and he only cost me around 25 dollars to have him for three hours including transportation.

I can't believe that Romania isn't more of a tourist destination. The scenery is beautiful, the people ...

... steep hill (not a good idea I figured since I'm pregnant), I found the path to take. Even getting up this was more challenging for me than normal. My breathing sounded like I had just run a marathon a full speed. Well I've never done that but that's how I imagine I would sound like about 5 minutes into it...The views from the tower are breath-taking (and no just because I literally had to catch my breath). I then walked over to the white tower and ...

I left Brasov on Sept. 11 and got a train to a town a couple hours north called Sighisoara. Transylvania attracts people for the whole vampire and Dracula stuff but Sighisoara is the real deal as Vlad Tepes (aka Vlad the Impaler) was actually born here. And the town takes that notoriety and runs with it. But it also has some other things that make it unique. One those is the fact that it is the only place in all of Europe where people still live within the old ...

... but all of them just charming. On arriving to Sighisoara we were greeted with a lovely looking town set in the hills. The first camp site we saw only had a tiny entrance which Clive would not have fit in, so we went to the next one which was meant to have a great view of the town. Well the view was great, but the drive to get there was a little hairy and it really wasn't all that close to town. The camp site was part of a restaurant that was set on the largest hill in the ...

Day 4 - Marco Maltoni 10 am, usual meeting point in town: Laszlo's hotel is the official meeting venue for The Rotary club Sfantu Gheorghe. Mike, Oonagh, Marco and Adrian are guided by Aggy, (Tibor's daughter) and Andre (Laszlo and Lucia's son) to the EXPO, a renowned local fair where entrepreneurs and producers promote Hungarian and Romanian products through exposition booths and little ...

... Carb heaven and a heavy meal, mixed with some local dark beer (Silva), and some diet coke (yes, you know me!), we ate to our heart's content. We later braved the market for some water and provisions and started of the next day with a plan... CRUISING WITH THE HOMIES IN MY HYUNDAI... On our first day, we decided that we were going to drive ourselves to the sites instead of relying on the local taxi drivers. After weighing costs, it made a ton of sense to just drive ourselves ...

... rămân doar cu speranța ci să mă trezesc mâine dimineață cu o bucurie în suflet că aseară am fost mai buni și "le-am dat ceaiu"! Până atunci, numa' bine și Forzza Steaua!!! S-a spart conducta la transferuri Dacă până acum conducerea Stelei a intrat în gura suporterilor pentru perioada slabă de transferuri din timpul iernii, în Ghencea sosind doar "anonimul" Habibou, iată că după sfârșitul stagiului de pregătire ...

... And have been able to sustain their momentum over the course of 5/6/7 years....and most remarkably, it looks like they're winning... I meet with the media people, professional artists that have created a comprehensive and striking media campaign in response to Gabriel's well funded propagandizing. I meet with people who were students when they first got involved...they have organized marches (from Cluj to Rosia --- 160 km.) , they've held green ...

... claims that the valley where the lake now lies, was once a fertile grazing land inhabited by some shepherds. While looking over their sheep, a storm arose which caused a landslide. The shepherds and their sheep were buried beneath the fallen earth, which also blocked the valley of river. In reality, the most plausible explanation is that a heavy rain in the summer of 1837 stimulated a landslide from the face of nearby Killer Mountain . The ...