Casa Muresan Brasov
Str. Nicopole 54 Brasov, Transylvania, Romania
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Dracula's Castle
... It made for a much longer and more painful death. One other thing to think about; when then men began their downward slide, the bowels of the victim were released on the log. I can not imagine the smell. For women, Vlad would a lot of time use another, choice orifice, as the insertion point; use your imagination.Hungry now? Well, apparently, Vlad was. This is where the myth that Vlad drank blood and ate flesh first began. Vlad, ...
Finally a Sunny Day!!!
... the gasoline in Canada. At first I didn't understand the question. Then I realized they were talking about gas stations putting water in the gasoline to make it stretch and make more money. My friend Maja, for example, would not go to a small gas station for fear of that trick being used. She indicated that we in North America are just naive to think it doesn't happen where we are. I told her, and others, that it could not happen as our regulations ...
Castles, lakes and a communist concrete jungle
... bar themed with skeletons and serving a drink called 'Sex on a disabled toilet' and a bustling city centre, where local 1st year highschoolers were graffitiing themselves with the letter F to symbolise 'freshmen' and to celebrate the beginning of a new school year.
Next we headed to Slovenia's beautiful Lake Bled, which certainly was a treat. As we gazed over the beautiful lake from the high rised ...
In Search of Dracula!
... Ghengis Khan) in 1242, by the Turks in the 1400’s, etc, etc. Basically, if you were an invading horde from Asia who was attacking Europe, you started out by attacking Brasov. Or so it seemed.
The city itself had a wonderful old centre, with a huge square filled with outdoor cafés and restaurants, beautiful medieval buildings and the massive Black Church looming over everything (called the Black Church because its ...
Sighisoara to Brasov (guest entry from Martin)
... s kept us awake till the early hours as they partied on from the concert in the square. Martin took it upon himself to go to the local supermarket to get some muesli and yoghurt to give us some much needed energy for the day ahead and again we left around noon. Not after though we took another photo opportunity with the enthusiastic Dutch owner of the Hostel and the ridiculously helpful Corina, who has arranged accommodation for us throughout Romania during the coming week. By ...


