Flamingo Miercurea-Ciuc
Str. Toplita 141/A Miercurea-Ciuc, Transylvania, 530240, Romania
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I am done with packing my stuff into my sweet little (no mind:)) luggage. Tomorrow Im on the road. If anybody's here not knowing much about my plans, tomorrow im heading to Thailand, a much desired challenge im on to take in the next four week...
By the way my plans as follow... first week in Bangkok, then take the overnight train ride up to Chiang Mai, then by bus to Chiang Rai, where I'll be volunteering with the Mirror Found., at eBannok. Hope I can see ...
Review of my London Trip
... and the food, particularly bread (excepting junk food) is pretty expensive too. The museums, amenities and other services cost around the same as in other comparable megacities.
I enjoyed the trip and I think my companions did as well. It cost in total around 400Ł and took about a month's planning in advance.
The school's starting next week, so it's time for me to tune in.
Take care.
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Bicuz Gorge and Miercurea Cuik
Friday was the Virgin Mary's birthday in the orthodox calendar. The first monastery was having a mass and a birthday party. We saw a couple of other monasteries, and decided to press on to Brasov. Since the primary road was so terrible, we took a secondary road. It sounded like a good idea at the time. We drove and drove and drove. And drove and drove and drove. At dusk we ended up at the ...
Scruffy capital of Harghita county
For the first time since Serbia, I woke up to cold temperatures and wet weather this morning. I suspected as much yesterday when I saw the increasing streaks of cloud, so it wasn't a tremendous surprise when I semi-consciously awakened to the pitter-patter of rain out my window. In comparison to how exceedingly hot it's been recently, it's actually quite welcome, even if it does mean less satisfactory photos. Sometimes you've got to appreciate the more positive sides of ...
Is this still Romania??
... light and the usual, faceless residential blocks have been mostly confined to the outskirts. Apart from a bland hotel towering over one corner, the town center is almost entirely composed of 19th-century architecture, dotted by the restrained Reformed and Franciscan churches. When I arrived last night and had a brief walk around town to hunt down dinner, I thought I'd get a tad bored. It turned out though that there's just enough around to fill a happy ...



