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[Adventure Holidays] Adventure Holidays » Caving in Romanian Carpathians: . The path starts from a forestry road descending along Valea Cetatilor (Castle’s Valley) in the first hole. The western wall is over 150 m/490 ft. tall and hosts a great portal of over 70 m/230 ft.The path take us through all the 3 holes the are connected by some natural tunnels, caves and arches. The holes 2 and 3 can be seen from 4 balconies situated on the ridge.19:00 7 PM Dinner

[TrekLens - World Photo Gallery] TrekLens | Above the clouds 2 Photo: I think not many places in the world has this kind of scenery but of course we have beautiful ones in Borneo that can beat any place because we have tropical green trees all over the mountains. But for now, I can say this is a great landscape scenery too for the bluish tone and the bright light on the floating clouds and rock mountains, while the foreground is really dark and in the shadow.

[Romania News Watch] Romania News Watch: Rich with history, high in Transylvania: If, like me, all this hiking and touring makes you hungry, there are plenty of places to dine, from casual bistros to restaurants serving Romanian cuisine accompanied by elaborate, if touristy, shows featuring music and costumed performers. In addition to traditional foods, such as grilled meats, sausages, cabbage rolls, and stews prepared in cast-iron kettles, restaurant choices are as numerous as the conquests by foreign invaders: an Argentine steakhouse, a German bistro, a French restaurant, an Indonesian cafe, a Chinese kitchen, a Viennese saloon, a Greek taverna.

[Ski Blog] Weekly snow news roundup - 04/01/2009: If you are going on a ski mountaineering, hiking or trekking trip at high altitude check that your policy covers you. Many policies will limit cover to 3000m or less. If you are trekking above this height you will not be covered. ...

[Adventure Holidays] Adventure Holidays » Carpathians' Wildlife: Rasinari is the village where two of the greatest Romanian writers where born: Octavian Goga and Eugen Ionescu, the last being the founder of the absurd theatre. He lived the last part of his life in France , at Paris , being adopted by the French culture under the name Eugen Ionesco.

[nursery bedding] nursery bedding Roofing Materials: So that's why our home sounds like Count Dracula's (Tran -sylv -ania, tran for "between," as in, between the Carpathian Mountains and the old Principality of Wallachia in what is today's Romania, there's a land which is woods. Maybe Newfoundland should have been named Newfoundania?

[Keith Sauer's mountain rambles] Time to dive in « Keith Sauer's mountain rambles: What you will find here will be mostly outdoor related topics related to almost 55 years of hiking, backpacking, skiing, and a little climbing, most of which has taken place in the mountains: the central Sierra Nevada, the mountains of Washington, and occasionally others: the Rockies, the Carpathians, Alps, Dolomites, and the Pyrenees. I am always enthusiastic but although I do a lot of things I have never been an expert at anything.

[The Levitation Project - Ski Blog] The Levitation Project - Ski Blog » Eastern Europe outtakes: is full of Gypsies, cheap beer, people that still use horses for transportation, lots of barren fields that look like they should grow something, and if you hit it right a whole bunch of resorts where knowbody skis the powder. You might have to deal with lots of second hand smoke and guys that don’t smile.

[Ski Blog] Weekly snow news roundup - 04/01/2010 | Ski Buzz: “In theory, potential conflicts between nature conservation and development - including for ski tourism - should be mediated by procedures such as Environmental Impact Assessments and the European Union’s Article 6 of the Habitats Directive, which provide a system for evaluating potential impacts on nature and identifying solutions and measures to mitigate negative impacts. In practice, however, these safeguards are of limited effect, and in the face of intense pressure from economic and political forces, nature conservation is often given short shrift.” the report states.

[TravelPod.com TravelStreamâ™ ”” Recent Entries at TravelPod.com] Brasov ”” Brasov, BraÅŸov, Romania: I've enjoyed the food in Romania (and Bulgaria even more), but I can tell I've put on a few L-B's. The cuisine is very meat-and-potatoes, often laden with butter and/or some creamy sauce.

[Wild Wonders of Europe - The Blog!] Wild Wonders of Europe - The Blog! » Blog Archive » Cornelia Dörr ...: Through the canyon a wide hiking trail leads you to the Curmatura-chalet and along to Piatra Mica (“Kleiner Königstein”, 1,816 m) at the North and up to Piatra Mare (“Großes Königsteinmassiv”, 2,238 m). On the left and right side of the path you see gigantic rocks and sometimes the canyon is not wider than four or five metres.

[OneTravel - Travel Deals Blog and Travel Tips] Monday Morning Memories- Romania, Part 2 « OneTravel - Travel ...: Except for the one about using an outhouse at a monastery that involves a monk and a window envelope that I'm choosing not to share with you. Stay tuned for next week when I share my adventures in hitch-hiking across Romania in the .

[Blog of Romania] Blog of Romania - Blogger of Romania, united!: The cabin, now a ruin, has stopped existing as a tourist spot a few years ago, because it was destroyed by a flood which also destroyed the gravel road that crossed the river. From here, we walked 20 minutes more and I again decided to quit because the snow layer was increasingly thick and we were climbing up the mountain, and my physical condition had its say again.

[Intrepid Express Blog] Intrepid Express Blog » road less travelled in romania: It wasn’t a difficult hike, which was fine by us as it gave us plenty of opportunities to truly enjoy the beauty of our surroundings. We walked in stunning gorges, through small wooden villages, climbed mountains, were followed by dogs and cows and learned Romanian folk songs along the way.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Hiking Romania, My Romania