Limonada. One of our professors daughters spent a year in Romania and tells us that this is the cheapest and most delicious drink you can get in Romania. It’s true.
From Sibiu we travel to Biertan/Birthälm by bus. We have a small 20 seat bus for the rest of the trip so we’re not tied to public transport which seems to be a good thing in Romania.
A thing most of us instantly noticed were the ridiculous amount of horse carriages and wild dogs running around.
Romanian street conditions.
Horse carriages everywhere..
This is something called „Transylvanian Brunch“. It always takes place at a different village. This time it’s in Hosman/Holzmengen.
Some of the people in this part of Romania still speak German. He even sings German 🙂
Historical sites. The fortified church of Hosman/Holzmengen.
Beautiful organ in another church. Not sure where exactly..
A glimpse of romanian landscape.
and another fortified church. We saw about six of them in the first three days.
Historical earthwire. Since it’s said that lightning never strikes twice in the same place, it follows the line of an earlier lightning strike.
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