You ARE going to laugh, BUUT, this was taken IN FRONT of a church :-).
It’s a small wooden church 15 minutes walk distance from Scarisoara Cave, which is the focus of the next long post.
This was the church’s fence 🙂
You (or your camera) are surprisingly religious… I’m begining to think that you have (or you could have) a very lucrative contrive contract with the Orthodox Church 🙂
During my Transalpina trip I have surprised my trip mates with that too. I was a colleague of the girl in their couple for 12 years (school and highschool) and then broke the ties with university studies.
When we drove together and stopped @different churches, etc, she asked me exactly this thing: “what’s happened to you?”
To answer the point, I really do not like the church as an institution, I think priests rarely are ncice / smart / open people, with some exceptions, that I have not met 🙂
I think the Church as an institution tries to profit from people’s faith or problems.
On the other hand, in Romania, churches are a place to visit. If you look at the NYC photos, there are just 1 or 2 pictures with churches, there are a lot more things to see. If you go to Scarisoara, there is the cave, a lot of dirt, some wooden houses and a wooden church. I have photos of all of that 🙂 (COMING SOON 😛 )
My Journey into the World 
at last, a non-church picture, very hard :))
You ARE going to laugh, BUUT, this was taken IN FRONT of a church :-).
It’s a small wooden church 15 minutes walk distance from Scarisoara Cave, which is the focus of the next long post.
This was the church’s fence 🙂
You (or your camera) are surprisingly religious… I’m begining to think that you have (or you could have) a very lucrative contrive contract with the Orthodox Church 🙂
During my Transalpina trip I have surprised my trip mates with that too. I was a colleague of the girl in their couple for 12 years (school and highschool) and then broke the ties with university studies.
When we drove together and stopped @different churches, etc, she asked me exactly this thing: “what’s happened to you?”
To answer the point, I really do not like the church as an institution, I think priests rarely are ncice / smart / open people, with some exceptions, that I have not met 🙂
I think the Church as an institution tries to profit from people’s faith or problems.
On the other hand, in Romania, churches are a place to visit. If you look at the NYC photos, there are just 1 or 2 pictures with churches, there are a lot more things to see. If you go to Scarisoara, there is the cave, a lot of dirt, some wooden houses and a wooden church. I have photos of all of that 🙂 (COMING SOON 😛 )