Rimini Cluj-Napoca

20 A Cometei Street, Nr 20 Cluj-Napoca, 3400, Romania

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... the ground is complete with an amphitheater, a lake with boats, a bar, and even a Ferris wheel!

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I'm going to try to lay out this blog a little differently. Instead of doing one blog with a ton of pictures for the whole trip, I've broken this one up by all of the different cities we visited.

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I've just finished up a fun, relaxing weekend in Cluj. Today was fantastic – a visit to the mall with Chelsea (a real mall with tons of stores, a food court, a cinema and even a fountain)! I felt like I’d taken a wrong turn and ended up anywhere in North America. A real treat for a cool, rainy day. Then, to make the day even better, 5 of us decided to try out an Indian restaurant for dinner. Not only was the food incredible, but ...

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The Bishop’s Cracked Walls

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... no bishop due to wars or other world-shaking events, the kopjafa representing that time was deliberately broken off at the top. Each pole had the name of the bishop, if any, with his years of service, or an explanation of what happened during that time. The poles ranged in color from nearly white to shining ebony, as each was carved from a different type of wood, with the name of the wood inscribed near the bottom.

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