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La capitale moldave
... nous avait pourtant prévenu qu’il fallait boire la vodka « cul sec » pour éviter les maux de tête!)
Finalement, nous ne repartirons que le lendemain après-midi, après avoir épuisé toutes les excuses possibles pour repousser de quelques instants notre départ de ce pays qui nous a tant touché. Certainement, une des plus belles expérience de ce voyage.
…Et comme le dit si bien Thierry : « La Moldavie, ça ne se visite pas, ça se vit ! ...
Secret Hostels and Border Guard Bribes
... it...........wait...........MALL DOVA! ha! That's funny!
Chisnua is quite a nice city and definitely has it's own character. Even though though it's one of the poorest countries in Europe that is not reflected in the prices. I wandered around the markets and discovered that if I wore my hair down with my beanie on I could actually make Moldavians burst out laugh at my appearance. Laughter was my gift ...
Moldovian Excursion
... Moldovan gas stops for toilets, we we often made our stops in the middle of nowhere.
I have to say that the north of Moldova is beautiful. Very green. A lot of agriculture. Very small villages and towns here and there. Each one has a very Soviet style sign at the entrance with the city names. You know, that very Soviet block writing. As well, most towns have a monument dating back to the 1950s to the horrors of WWII. ...
Ack, Chisinau, du sköna
... må være noe ved oppdelingen med den grønne stripa også. Jeg myser, og synes jeg kan ane en blå stripe nederst på bakenden også. Og så ser jeg de stiliserte, grønne trærne. Og blir enda sikrere.
Til slutt er det ingen tvil. Jeg er nå så nærme at jeg tydelig kan lese teksten på siden:
Värmlandstrafik.
Värmlandstrafik i Chisinau.
I den gode, gamle 80-talls stilen som har ...
Moldova - yes it is real country
... only had some cookies to share as I had been a bit late getting to the train station and didn't have enough time to stop at a shop along the way to pick up some food to eat. But it was still all good. It was a 13 hour train trip and at first I had wondered why it would take so long but then I found out they had to change the wheels on the train as Moldova is on the Russian rail gauge. I had experienced this when I went to Ukraine but hadn't really got a good look at what ...