Hotel Charter Otopeni

... sa fie transformate fundamental. Pasunile si livezile de meri vor fi inlocuite cu campuri de sonde, gradinile vor fi taiate de retele din sarma ghimpata iar raurile, altadata limpezi, vor purta din acest moment si pentru totdeauna valurile de hidrocarburi.

Mai intai a fost Steaua Romana la 1895, apoi Astra Romana si Creditul Minier pe la 1910. Noile societati erau proprietare a sute de mii de hectare de teren si au concesionat de la tanarul stat roman ...

... 2 PM we drove from Bran to Peles, the summer palace. It is overblown, and unlivable. It rained while we took the 45 minute tour, and there was a beautiful rainbow over the castle as we left. We decided to skip Brasov and push on to Snagov, where Vlad Tepes is reportedly buried, in a (supposedly) beautiful church on an island in the lake. We stopped at a ...

... to talk to. He said yes, there was someone else coming along. But then said he didnt think that would be for another few weeks... im only staying 4. Alarm bell # 3. All on my own with no one who speaks english. 3 hours later we get to the place im staying. I meet the lady and her husband. Neither of them speak a lick of english. They show me my room which i must say is huge. There is a little sofa bed in the corner which i mine to sleep on and a table and chairs in the middle. I ...

... walked and asked in stuttered and battered french where our hostel is. but let me tell you..the people walking around rrance at 1230 at night arent the tourist friendly people you would want to ask. But we found it... and ironically the guy who sent us in the right direction was a scary guy standing outside the metro station asking for a smoke and i was trying to avoid all eye contact with him so maybe just maybe he wouldnt rob us. well time to go! Arch de triomph was great ...

... churches without kids there own age. Our hope was we could build up a core foundation of youth that could lead more oppertunities for the youth of Udverhely to get connected. Some of my team are strongly considering come back to stay for a longer period and try to encourage the locals and run such programs. We were connected with a church that already had a small program like that we were helping. I may have said this ...

... us stuff instead of trying to steal from us. We played games with the kids and we did a Bible study with them. The kids did start fights with each other and were a little rowdy. I was in a group that met with the adult gypsies. I had the oppertunity to speak to them and the Lord put it on my heart to discuss living a holy life and how it may become more ...

... short walk to the final stop on the tour -- Revolution Square. It was here that the rioting began in 1989 that brought down the Communist Regime of Nicolai Ceaucescu. The guide is passionate as he tells the story of the horribly difficult life in Romania during that time, and the heroism of the revolutionaries who just couldn't take it any more. I can sense the emotion in his voice and see the tears welling up in his eyes, and that gets to me too (as usual). Somebody pass the ...

... ass, but I found the quiet spot in the back and hung out with a bunch of twenty-something Romanian rocker chicks and dudes. I have finally found a use for suffering hearing damage at too many metal and punk shows in high school and college. Who knew? Oh, and a hooker with sharp teeth (which, it almost goes without saying is worse than twisted and discolored) brazenly propositioned me in the lobby of the Ramada. Interestingly, the was the only working girl ...

... sat the 10th... im ready for home, so if my ticket hadnt been change i'd be on a plane right now. but i figure stuff happens for the best..... dont always know why....it seems like, now, it all wnt very fast. last week i couldnt wait for it to be over...now i cant wait to get home to all of ykou... is it still hot outside???anyone up for a "young frankenstein" movie night outside?? may be just dinner and drinks at the cat and fiddle...... anyway, miss all you guys.

And I thought it couldn't get worse. This morning Jay (The guy from Vancouver that I met in my train compartment) and I woke up, got off the train, happy to be in Greece. Much to our surprise and dismay, we were still in Romania! Back on the train a short time later (not much to see here.....) In Bucharest, Jay got off the train and got money from the ATM while I watched the bags. So at least we had food etc., problem solved. Well ...