Symbolism in Romanian folk pottery, as ancient as the Neolithic period, paints the image of an advance culture with a deep understanding of the nature’s laws and human existence.
Continue reading “Symbolism in Romanian Folk Pottery #Im4Ro”Archaic, Happy Blue Windows and Whimsy Hills from Romania #Im4Ro
I’m bringing you an archaic home with happy blue windows and the view of whimsy Romanian hills for Jude’s July Life in Color Photo Challenge 2021.
After the idyllic Transylvanian house with blue windows and the authentic 1885 house by the Black Sea today we stroll to the north-west of Romania, to Bihor county.
Continue reading “Archaic, Happy Blue Windows and Whimsy Hills from Romania #Im4Ro”Dreamy Blues, Authentic 1885 Tulcea House by the Black Sea #Im4Ro
Window shutters painted in dreamy blues adorn an authentic house from 1885 Tulcea, that dips its shores in both the Danube and the Black Sea. You can visit it now, on my blog, or at the Village Museum in Bucharest, Romania.
We have a Romanian saying, Omul sfinţeşte locul, in English it carries the same meaning as “a good farmer makes a good farm.”
Continue reading “Dreamy Blues, Authentic 1885 Tulcea House by the Black Sea #Im4Ro”A House with Blue-Framed Windows from Transylvania #Im4Ro
A charming tiny farm house with blue-framed windows from the village Dumitra, Alba County, Transylvania, Romania, for Jude’s Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021 🙂
Continue reading “A House with Blue-Framed Windows from Transylvania #Im4Ro”A Ride in the Hot Air Balloon, Fiction in A Flash Challenge 2021, week 41
Following the story-line of Ferris Wheel and Two of a Kind read A Ride in the Hot Air Balloon, my contribution to fiction in a flash challenge week 41 based on the image prompt provided by Author Suzanne Burke.
Enjoy! I had so much fun writing it 🙂