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"It Niiiice.........Not!"
Glod is a small, poverty-stricken village in Romania. Life is hard there: toilets are little more than holes in the ground, horses and donkeys are the only source of transport, and most young girls are encouraged to marry at 15 or 16. Most people eke out a living peddling scrap iron or working scrubby patches of land. A few years ago, a tall, …
Count Christopher Dracula Appears
... d seen postcards (next to the information center). The dinner was in a great old building, with a huge courtyard, balcony seating – though to be nice to our group we were seated in our own room, at long table – in the basement – so much for the views, balconies and courtyards. We had a visit from Count Christopher Dracula during dinner – always up for a good laugh. While some seemed to not enjoy it, I loved Bucharest. ...
An unexpected night in Bucharest
... the hell a couple of idiots with backpacks are doing walking through the switching yard and after a little discussion with the one guy who knows a bit of English, he tells us that an empty train will be coming in to the station in a few minutes and we can get a ride back to the station on that instead of walking. Just then, another person at the office points to the train we SHOULD have been on, as it zips by on its way to the Danube ...
Cloudy, but 0% chance of rain.
... could.
I didn't feel like doing a whole lot, but I wandered around the Old Town some more (which, by the way, was completely under construction! I swear 80% of Old Town is a giant construction zone. I had the fun experience of walking down planks to go over a giant hole in the ground), then got some lunch. While I dined I used the cafe's free wi-fi and found the "top 10 things to see in Bucharest" and found directions to see the Curtea Veche, the "Old Princely ...
Farming & Hiking in Romania
... goats/cows and preparation of goat cheeses, managing tasks and timetable of new volunteers arriving in the Village, joinery and other various tasks to support the farmers' work in the village.
Great atmosphere among the volunteers, which at some point were up to 30 including groups of scouts who came from France to provide support to the Village.
After my work at Copacenii, I went camping for a few days with ...
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