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[The Abelian Grape] Cluj Napoca: Compared to the boring journey from Warsaw to Krakow, Romania has some beautiful landscapes. Rolling hills full of trees, little villages that haven’t been touched by the West at all (Amish style), .

[Picasso Dreams] Around the World in 66 Days, Part 4: Romania: Romanian Doner Kebabs include cold Frenchfries and pickles. I know this becausemy blood sugar had crashed and after purchasing a phone card and trying to calla hostel near the airport to see if they had a room (they did not, but wouldrent a camper top for $25 per night), I succumbed to bad food choices and ateat the Doner Kebab stand.

[anna, munich] Transylvanien: Unfortunately, due to the way the train was set up I was seated at one end of our compartment and taking photos involved focusing the camera through two layers of glass and a dirty window about three feet away. Nevertheless, a few turned out nicely.

[Robert John Taylor Weblog] Cluj Napoca | Robert John Taylor Weblog: Compared to the boring journey from Warsaw to Krakow, Romania has some beautiful landscapes. Rolling hills full of trees, little villages that haven’t been touched by the West at all (Amish style), farmers attending to fields with no machinery, no electricity lines in sight for a long way.

[nofear.it] nofear.it » Blog Archive » Cycling from England to South Africa ...: They are not a bad bunch of lycra lovers, but as there is only one road to Nata, it meant that I would be following them for the next couple of days. The ferry ride over the river took little more than five minutes, and once in Botswana, I cycled into the town of Kasane, where I quickly discovered that things are not as cheap as the rest of Africa.

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