Central (Standard) Ploiesti
B-dul. Republicii nr. 1 Ploiesti, Romania
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This is for you Opa
Monday 10 October - Saturday 15 October 2011
Romania,
Central Hotel Ploiesti
Weather - A little chilly at times, some rain - of course
What a train ride. Now we have to try and make our selves presentable to our relatives most of whom we have never meet before. We have all come to Romania to visit Opa' …
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... Dad, Mr. Radu, and his friend Costa. Mr. Radu did not speak English, and Costa was to be our translator. Mr. Radu did not come with us for the morning as all the seat belts in the car were taken. We went to see the Parliament building that Nicolae Ceausescu built, a beautiful church at which a mass to bless the water was taking place both outside and inside the packed church, and a Village Museum showing buildings and the way of life of the ...
Day 6 - Day in Targoviste
... and into two of the studios where we were assaulted by a vast range of paintings. The students range in age from 6 to 80 and there were some stunning pieces of art. Then on to the Musee de Istorie Dimbovita, which had an exhibition of books and artwork from Scoala de Arta. A whole room was devoted to book restoration - fascinating Next stop was The Royal Court of Targoviste - with the Church, castle remains and the tower. ...



