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As Jenny left to work on her volunteering project in the morning I went up to the mountains into the deeper Maremures region.
Public transport is pretty much non existent in this part of Romania. The good thing is that they have something even better. Hitch hiking. Jenny had explained where to stand to catch a hide between the different villages and what the going rate for the driver was. And sure enough, hitch hiking all day don’t think I had to wait for more than 10 minutes for a ride.
Back home from the mountains I met with Jenny, Mihai and Austrian Linda in town. We hiked up to a monastery above the city and enjoyed the great view before heading back into Linda’s place for some more food, Mozartkugeln and other Austrian sweets. I think I might have gained a few kilos in Baie Mare.
Hej Thomas,
Vi har lige været inde og se på alle dine opdateringer – tekst som billeder – og det er jo en fantastisk tur du er på!! Man får helt lyst til at rejse igen, men som vi lige har snakket om, må vi nok vente en 20-30 år.
På trods af hviledage undervejs er det forbavsende hvor langt du allerede er kommet. Det ser lidt koldt ud på nogle af billederne, men man holder sikkert varmen på en cykel?!
Vedrørende påstand om at kunne cykle ud af dk på 2 dage, er vi ikke helt sikre på, at det gælder for alle.
Godt at høre at du får en masse at spise – og måske endda har taget på.
Vi glæder os til at følge din videre færden herinde. Fortsat rigtig god tur.
Mange hilsner fra det køligere nord.
Jesper, asbjørn og pia
hello
I know a little Romania ..I travel in 1968 trought the country with a mobylette…from Brittany to Romania
I like very much…
Have a nice day
Bernard
Hi Bernard! Yes, Romania is a great country. Very close to western Europe and yet so different. I hope to be back one day 🙂
Dear Om
Thank you verymuch for your answer and may be soon from another country!73qro Bernard