Welcome to ROMÂNIA

Oh Romania. Romania. You are so beautiful.

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Romania has plenty of dogs. No really. They have a lot. A lot. A lot.

On the street. In people’s gardens. In people’s houses. And just in general all around.

Most of them are nice. But have no doubt, they WILL bark at you.

And you will jump.

Don´t worry. Most of them didn’t chaise me.

To the left – a truck with some wood or something.

In the middle – a woman with (probably) her grandchild. They will appear again in this post.

To the right – a traditional gate from the county of Maramureș

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Beautiful women of România doing their thing.

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Here they are again!

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See you soon

Yours truly

The observer (?)

 

Around town

This is the big market in Baia Mare. It is open all day, everyday.

….What can be found here?

Vegetables of all kinds. Herbs of all kinds. Pickled. Fresh. And everything in between.

You can also find meat, grains, and all sorts of eatable things.

You can also find cups, spoons, flutes, tools, and bags.

Most importantly you can find people and life.

You can find everything you should ever want.

Corn? Yes.

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Here is a lot of flower shops. Here is also a lot of imported shoes.

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Here is also a lot of Jesus.

Jesus walked on water and told us to love each other.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+10%3A25-37

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This is how Baia Mare looks from Turnul Ştefan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen’s_Tower_%28Baia_Mare%29

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This is a picture of a house in Baia Mare taken on an evening where there was thunder.

 

Vineri/Friday/Fredag

This is the building direct across my window. Notice the man on the sidewalk, I wonder where he is going. Maybe somewhere really interesting, or maybe just home. Maybe his home is really interesting. Maybe not.

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This is me, or partially me, looking at the building you saw in the above picture.

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This is our street.

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This is a bus from Baia Mare. As you see, it is attached to wires. They are electric, or at least partially electric. The bus company of Baia Mare is called URBIS, and apparently have a rich and maybe interesting history.
Here is a link: http://urbisbaiamare.ro/index.php?mod=istoric . It is all in Romanian.

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Yours truly
Princess Hasenheide

 

Baia Mare, Romania

Baia Mare is a town in the very north of Romania. It is located in the county Maramures.
A lot of people live in Romania. Now I do too. For a while at least.