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mariemart wrote on May 11
Got to buy and pack up a lot of cookies to send to my friends back to my country of birth. Then I will have to sleep, rest or take a break from visiting the link.
mariemart wrote on May 11
sorry i covered your beautiful picture of Athens Romania. You can just delete my research and comment upon reading it. I will try to look at the Palace of Parliament from your pictures of lovely Bucharest.
mariemart wrote on May 11
I did some research! Most of your major buildings, such as the Romanian Athenaeum (the picture on your site) were designed by French or French-trained architects and built in the years before World War I. (My ignorance, I was asking you which is the Romanian Athenaeum, when that is the beautiful building on your Multiply site!)

And let me copy and paste the rest:

Communist rule interrupted Bucharest's cosmopolitan days. Many years after the overthrown of the communist regime, the "House of the People" — the world's second largest building after the US Pentagon — reminds Romanians of the communist years. Only Romanian materials and products were used — local marble, cherry and walnut paneling, crystal chandeliers, specially commissioned hand-woven tapestries, carpets and draperies — to build what supposed to be the headquarters of Romania's last communist leader. Now renamed the Palace of Parliament, this magnificent building of 1,000 rooms reflects the work of the country's best architects and artisans. (Do you have a picture of the Palace of Parliament?)

Bucharest is one of the few cities in east-central Europe with gambling.(YAY! I like casinos.) Many 18th and 19th Century palaces and mansions now house elegant beaux-arts casinos, where guests can play blackjack, poker, craps, roulette, baccarat and other games of chance, dine on sumptuous buffets and dance all night to live music. (You have pictures of these?)

Today, Bucharest — the capital and largest city of Romania — is experiencing renewed vigor. The city reflects an interesting heritage of mixed cultures influenced by: the old Romanian aristocracy educated in France, the German King Carol I, and the communist society.

I say salute to lovely Bucharest of mixed heritage!
mariemart wrote on Apr 27
Are you a professional photographer? Happy weekend!
licurici wrote on Apr 12
lumina lumii sa invie in sufletele tuturor ! paste minunat ! :-)
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