Romania & the Black Sea |
We took a "short cut" to the Black Sea in a canal built through Romania This was a very rural area populated by sheep and "fearless" goats |
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Finally we reached the Black Sea |
Ocean going vessels were a common site |
Friends for 50 years |
Josef, our hotel manager, helped me practice my Slovak
language skills |
Our ship docked in the Black Sea port
of Constanta |
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This
traditional sailing ship serves as a training facility for cadets |
National History & Archeological Museum |
The museum features a remarkable slab
of mosaic flooring and other artifacts of the Roman Era - MORE PHOTOS HERE |
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As we toured Constanta, symbols of the
city's varied religious history were visible |
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The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul |
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Finally an opportunity to walk on the beach on the
shores of the Black Sea |
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Last stop: Bucharest, the capital of Romania |
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The Parliament - the "Peoples' Palace" - the 2nd largest building in
the world (after the Pentagon) |
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