Welcome to the COVER REVEAL for Transylvania’s History, 100-Word Stories and Photos and Giveaway!
Continue reading “COVER REVEAL, Transylvania’s History 100-Word Stories and Photos and Giveaway!”Rucăr Bran Corridor, Romantic, Beautiful, Charming, Historical Uphill #Im4Ro
Strolling uphill from Rucăr to Bran is like walking through a dream-like space among villages lost in time, and under the watchful eye of millennial Bucegi – Leaota mountains on one side, and the spectacular Piatra Craiului, Prince’s Stone (like a sleeping dragon covered with a blanket of clouds) and Iezer on the other.
Rucăr is located in Arges County, the historical province of Wallachia, while Rucăr-Bran Pass and Bran Castle are located in neighboring Brasov County, in the historical province of Transylvania.
Yet the beauty of the natural passthat winds uphill from Rucăr, through a mountain corridor, to finally reach Bran Castle lies not only in the nature surrounding it, or in the history trapped underfoot, but also in the memories it carries.
Continue reading “Rucăr Bran Corridor, Romantic, Beautiful, Charming, Historical Uphill #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”Surprising Snow North of Karoo, a Christmas in July
South Africans were gifted with surprising snow near Karoo recently, so I invite you to a Christmas in July with fresh images of snow, a Christmas tree from Bucharest and some magical doors for Thursday Doors.
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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.”
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