Dust, dung, children playing along, that’s a typical village street.

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Dust, dung, children playing along, that’s a typical village street.

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Come and play the wheel of fortune, just one coin and everybody wins something!

If you are lucky (and underage), you may win even a bottle of wine

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Bucharest is holding these days a Vivant Statues International Festival, unfortunately I could only catch a glimpse from its first day.

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Children performing/learning/playing with various crafts like pottery, weaving or gardening. After all, there is something cute at such hipster festivals as Street Delivery.



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A lot of workshops took place at the Street Delivery festival and many of them were painting for children.




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During the Street Delivery festival, even the street itself is smiling (with the help from some kids):

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Tango in the streets is something you can see more and more happening in the city at various events, so it couldn’t miss from this year’s Street Delivery



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“Ana are mere”, it make no sense if you don’t speak Romanian. Even translating it in English to “Ana has apples” does not make much sense for a post title. It may make more sense when you learn “Ana are mere” is the first phrase kids start learning to read and write in school. It will make more sense after you learn this little girl is named Ana and according to the religious tradition a child can use his name (the name obtained legally in the first days of live) only after baptized.





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Unfortunately, I couldn’t manage to see the title of the book this homeless guy was reading. Judging by the back cover picture, it may be Sci-Fi, but that’s just a wild guess.

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Around the abandoned glass factory ruins.

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Behind the abandoned glass factory there is an abandoned park, called Parcul Sticlariei (English: Glass Factory Park). The urban legends say it never opened as a park, despite large sums of money being invested and it being ready for opening a few times. Now it looks like a jungle inside the city, fascinating.




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The old communist regime prided itself with its factories, many of them being useless, intended mostly to produce… workers. Is no wonder so many of them are now abandoned (well, the causes for abandon are multiple, is also the temptation of quick money we see those days and the general ruin of the country). So yesterday for the May Day I visited the ruins of an old glass factory, Stiteh, somewhere in Bucharest (near Republica). Is a complete ruin, but guarded, I was allowed to take only pictures from the outside.



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This spring picture is not taken in a real village, but at the Village Museum in Bucharest

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The Village Museum in Bucharest hosted a fair for the Flowers Day (that’s one day before the Easter), this fair is pretty much a tradition, it happens every year and many people try not to miss it.

I went there to take some pictures with flowers and old buildings in the background and also pictures of people.

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Despite some appearances, this is Bucharest, not Tokyo

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