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Tag Archives: Miklosvar
A gorge, a cave and a good party (part VII of “Transylvania travels”)
Monday 21 May 2012, 8.10am, Miklosvar, Transylvania The average monthly wage around here, we are told, is about 700 lei. That’s about £140, which gives you a sense of the poverty here which many people are struggling to live with. … Continue reading
Posted in General, Photography, Travel
Tagged bat, cave, festival, gorge, horseshoe bat, Miklosvar, party, poor, river, road, Romania, Transylvania, trees
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When histories collide (part V of “Transylvania travels”)
Saturday 19 May 2012, 8am, Miklosvar, Transylvania We breakfasted on a nutty muesli, omelette, fresh peppers and cheese, then began the drive to Brasov. The first half hour or so was over very rough roads, and sitting in the back … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Church, Brasov, carpet, carpet collection, Ceausescu, church, fortified church, Miklosvar, plain lutheran church, Prejmer, Romania, Transylvania, travel, Turkish
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The rhythm of life (part IV of “Transylvania travels”)
Friday 18 May 2012, 8.15am, Miklosvar, Transylvania This village is very different from Viscri, not least in its appearance. The houses are Hungarian, and although some are influenced by the Saxon architecture, many of them lack the high front gates … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, cemetery, church, grave, history, life, Miklosvar, Romania, Transylvania, travel, Unitarian, village, watermill, wood, woodcarver, woodcarving
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