Must see places in Romania
Must see places in Romania
My holiday in Romania started catching up with friend in Galati. Before trying the “snake’s bite’ home made Romanian moonshine I had to ask for something to eat first. If I learned anything in life until now is that if you ever plan on drinking make sure you eat first!
Going back 11 years here we are again at the same table.
The next few day I spent quality time with my family in Branesti. It was my father’s birthday. My sister Laura was there too with her husband Marcello and the two children, Nadia and Mario. After an amazing diner we jumped straight in the pool. The sun was about to set but it was still warm.
In the evening my dad asked me to help picking up apples from the orchard. He forgot to mention that in the evening the orchard is full with mosquitos. We managed to pick up the apples but at a cost. We came back full of mosquito bites and we had to use lots of cream to treat the swelling.
Back in Galati we started planing for the next adventure. We were thinking going to the seaside but the weather forecast didn’t look too good so we end up going to Dolhasca, near Suceva. As soon we got there we gathered some wood and started the fire. While Kystoc was making the BBQ I was experimenting with my camera.
The day after we went to Suceava to visit an old castle, ‘Cetatea de Scaun’ where use to live one of the greatest ruler of Modova, Stefan the Great.
On the way back we stopped for some souvenirs and family portraits.
We’ve reach our destination before sunset. Red Lake is a barrier lake in the Eastern Carpathians chain in Harghita County, Romania. The name of “Lacul Roșu” comes from the reddish alluvia deposited in the lake by the Red Creek.
We had tea and a group photo to capture the moment forever.
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