angelo Airporthotel Bucharest Otopeni

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We drove past Brasov, to get to Bran castle. While it's surrounded by Dracula lore, it is a really nice castle that was the Romanian royal family's residence for many years, and the only castle I've been in that is livable. Driving back we saw a fortified city that appeared to tumble off the mountain. It's Rasov. We didn't have time to stop, but it looked cute ...

... with only 8 kids between the ages of 5 and 16. its run by 4 woman... one is an american, one hungarian who also speak english, one romanian who speak a little english and someone else. So at least they will speak english. Then I asked hm about the kids. He hesitated a bit and said that i'll need to be very firm with them. They are quite disobediant. Alarm bell # 2. I asked Chris whether any other volunteers would be staying at the same place. At least i might have someone else ...

... and peep shows, strip joints and cops scattered the streets... along with sex shops and very very scary french people. and here we go for a london #2... the boyfriend says (typical men) ya its (our hostel) is just up the street... i see flashing images of london and finding our hostel there and walking and walking and walking but at least it was daytime... please lets just take a cab... if its up the street the taxi wont cost much so really were at no loss... we walked ...

... got back home. I am armed now with email addresses of a lot of kids to keep in touch and pray for now. We have been told that there is a lack of young Chrisitians in Romania. Many of the Christians are from the left overs from the Communisits era, when they were very devote in their faith after the persecution that they had to live through. There were kids who had nonbelieving parents and were not excited about ...

Its our second day in Romania and we started to do missionary work. We went to a gypsy village, not a camp but a village. It was not quite what I expected. The church we are staying at has been ministering to a village of gypsies. They had nice homes and were very friendly. They had the traditional clothes and physical features as gypsies. But they tried to ...

... fyrir thessari ferd daginn eftir. Til ad komast hingad til Bucharest gerdum vid nokkud sem nokkur okakr hafa ekki gert adur! Vod tokum naeturlest. Lestin for klukkan 23:10 og kom ekki fyrr en 13 klukkutimum seinna til Bucharest. Vid fengum svefnklefa og svafum oll misvel. Vid vorum vakin kl 02:15 til ad syna vegabrefin ut ur Ungverjalandi og svo aftur kl 02:40 til ad syna vegabrefin inn i Rumeniu. Svolitid skondid. Svo um morguninn komu betlarar inn i ...

... crazy communist dictator, leveled 1/8th of the city and built a quasi-replica of paris.. complete with arc de triumf. We also saw the palace of parliment (second largest building in the world). We grabbed a cheap 4 star dinner and saw some public gatherings in support of the eu accension.

... felt when I slotted in a rock song. Overall, Bucharest is not a tourist friendly place, which explains why you seldom see other tourists. The monuments are spread apart in this large city and the public transportation is poor. Bus stops are only sometimes labeled and the buses that stop are not listed! 2 days is more than enough for Bucharest and I will be making a detour to Egypt.

... It felt like i was packing down in the front row with knuckles from the mighty Penrith Panthers as i muscled my way past, but by the time i reached Nigel i looked down to see that i had been relinquished of a few dollars from my pocket and the front zipper of my daypack open, I DIDN'T FEEL A THING!!! For 3 1/2 months i had been prepared for this day, so the loss was insignificant but nevertheless, you feel violated in a way, but you just have to expect these things and minimise ...