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Old 02-17-2013, 11:18 AM
 
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Cerna Valley

An extended version of my video

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Old 02-17-2013, 12:14 PM
 
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And some suplimentary photos of Jiu Defile NP:




Jiu Defile National Park, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr








Jiu Defile National Park, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Jiu Defile National Park, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Jiu Fegile National Park, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr








Jiu Defile National Park, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
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Old 02-17-2013, 06:07 PM
 
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Strehaia Monastery, Oltenia - 1645








Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr






Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr






Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr






Strehaia Monastery by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
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Old 02-18-2013, 10:59 AM
 
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Romania has never been high on my list of places to see.. but have to re-evaluate it.. looks nice.

Any photos from the Black Sea.. I read about a beach with mud that people put on themselves?
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Old 02-18-2013, 11:21 AM
 
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I have to search in my archive for some photos with the Black Sea, I'll post them later. What you say is probably Lake Techirghiol, I may have a picture of it too.













Some photos and a video made today at Mogoșoaia Palace near Bucharest:










Mogoșoaia Palace is situated about 10 kilometres from Bucharest, in the commune with the same name (population 5,232). It was built between 1698-1702 by Constantin Brâncoveanu in what is called the Romanian Renaissance style or Brâncovenesc style, a combination of Venetian and Ottoman elements.







Mogoșoaia Place near Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr




Mogoșoaia Place near Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr




Mogoșoaia Place near Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr




Mogoșoaia Place near Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr



Mogoșoaia Place near Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr

















The park of the commune, which is a continuation of the park of the palace


Mogoșoaia Park by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr



Mogoșoaia Park by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
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Old 02-18-2013, 11:24 AM
 
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Old 02-19-2013, 12:25 AM
 
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DOBRUJA
Some more photos from Romania's province at Black Sea














Eforie Nord resort. In backdrop can be seen Constanța





























Constanța, acient Tomis, oldest Romanian city continuous inhabited. It was founded by Greeks in 6th century BCE and was the most important city at Black Sea (from any region or kingdom) in Antiquity. Today is Black Sea biggest port (but not biggest city, that is Odessa in Ukraine) and one of the biggest in Europe.

Photos: the Casino (1910), the Ovid Square with the Archaeology Museum on the right, Ovid Statue and Carol I Mosque (1910). Ovid, one of two greatest Roman poets (the other one being Virgil) was exiled at Tomis by the emperor and here lived his last 9 years and wrote much of his work.

























Two more photos from Adamclisi - the reconstructed Roman monument Tropaeum Traiani and the ruins of Civitas Tropaensium































Histria - the ruins of Greek-Roman city and picture inside the museum


























Ostrov area - typical old road and ferry pass over Danube









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Old 02-19-2013, 07:59 PM
 
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Reghin (Hungarian: Szászrégen, German: Regen), a former Saxon city of 36,173






Reghin by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr



Reghin - the Protestant (Lutheran) church by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





















Sălăuța Valley connects Transylvania with Maramureș (the isolated northern mountain province of Romania, the most archaic region of Europe). The railway builtin 1940-1950s has many viacuts and tunnels


Sălăuța Valley, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr



Sălăuța Valley, Romania by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr






















The Defile of Mureș Nature Park ( (95 km² / 36 to mi²) protects the remarkable nature (especially vegetation) along the 33 km / 20 mi long defile. It represents the limit between the Călimani Mountains and the Gurghiu Mountains - volcanic ranges in the central group of the Eastern Carpathians. The Defile of Mures connects the Depression of Giurgeu to the Transylvanian Plateau, being the longest cut through the volcanic chain in our country.





Defile of Mureș Nature Park by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Defile of Mureș Nature Park by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
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Old 02-20-2013, 11:52 PM
 
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Curtea de Argeș


The name (literally The Court upon Argeș) refers to the former status of the town as the capital of Wallachia in 13-15th century (first capital of this state). In 15-early 16th century, Curtea de Argeș and Târgoviște were alternatively capitals, than only Târgoviște.










The Cathedral was built in 1517 after the demolition of Wallachia's oldest Metropolitanate. The complex had a strong fortress-cloister that was demolished in 19th century. The church was initially decorated in interior with great murals that have been removed in the restoration og 1875-1886 and replaced with the present paintings. The exterior is decorated with sculpted ornaments in Caucasian and Moorish style.



Inside are the graves of:

-Ruler Neagoe Basarab (1512-1521, the founder of the complex. Was a Renaissance Prince, protector of culture and left the oldest known Romanian literary work, The teachings of Neagoe Basarab to his son Theodosie", in Slavonic language.


-Ruler Radu of Afumați (1521-1529), whose tombstone in the church is masterpiece of medieval Romanian art. The tombstone represents the Prince on horseback and the inscription describes his 20 battles he fought.



-King Carol I (1866-1914) and Queen Maria



-King Ferdinand (1914-1927) and Queen Maria



Curtea de Argeș - Cathedral (1517) by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Curtea de Argeș - Cathedral (1517) by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Curtea de Argeș - Cathedral (1517) - tomb of Ruler and founder Neagoe Basarab (1512-1521) by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
















The town


Curtea de Argeș by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
















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Old 02-21-2013, 03:44 PM
 
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Bucharest, yesterday









Victory Avenue, Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Lipscani Street, Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr





Carol I Boulevard and Calea Moșilor Street, Bucharest by CARPATHIANLAND, on Flickr
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