Ramada Pitesti
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Romanian impressions
... a tourist attraction in itself), they behave different.
An example? On our first day we had to choose between 15 km on the highway or 5 km highway and then a small road that would bring us to a village where the only other way out was a dirt track. After 1 km of 'highway' it was clear that we would not do the 15 km version (a small road with two lanes, no asphalt right of the white line to bike on and all the transit traffic between Turkey/Bulgaria and ...
The Roman Ruins of Jidova -Oct. 20 Part 3
... ridge, with gorgeous snow topped mountains on both sides. I was also fascinated by the people I saw along the route. Horses and carts were commonplace here, just as they were in the north of Romania. I saw women wearing traditional dress, side by side with women in full modern attire. I was unable to get very many pictures, as it was awkward to stop in certain places. I was able to get a picture, however, of the family working outside to slaughter their pigs and hang them up to ...
Poenari Itself or "Dracula's Place"-Oct.20 Part 2
... on this beautiful sunny day, and didn't linger there for very long.
I took many pictures which I will include in this entry. I also looked on the ground beside the crumbling wall in the trap corridor. Pieces of the wall were lying all over the ground and people who visited were just walking all over them. Hmmm...I may or may not have taken a tiny, little shard of the wall from off the ground.
After looking around to my ...
Poenari Fortress - 1480 Stairs - Oct. 20 Part 1
... body and every ounce of determination that I had built up over the years.
I was standing on one side of that bridge, and time stood still. There were so many thoughts going through my head. I wanted to turn around and run down the mountain. Every fear I had ever felt over the past 20 years was in my heart at that moment. I could even see my ex-husband just walking away as though it really didn't matter what I did, just as long as I didn't ...
Snowy Björnkulla, Romania, Paris
... we fall in love and eat more cheese and bread. The weather in Paris is going to rainy and snowy, so the chance of that happening is 100 percent!
I can't wait to see all my Romanian friends again and hopefully my students that I taught last year. The AIESECers are making a New Years party and most of the old friends I ...
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