This article from National Geographic is excellent and tells a very good story of what life is like and how things are changing around here.
Csikborzsova is just up the road, and Gyimes is the valley I've talked about a few times on this blog, leading across the mountains into Moldova, where the Csango people live.
The article also talks a lot about the situations for farmers I mentioned here.
Anyway, read it and enjoy. I love the paragraph about making hay in particular. http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/07/transylvania-hay/nicolson-text
By the way, it's probably good that National Geographic doesn't allow comments, given that I get enough shot from nationalist tossers just for using both the Romanian and Hungarian names for places - this article doesn't even bother with the Romanian names.
Csikborzsova is just up the road, and Gyimes is the valley I've talked about a few times on this blog, leading across the mountains into Moldova, where the Csango people live.
The article also talks a lot about the situations for farmers I mentioned here.
Anyway, read it and enjoy. I love the paragraph about making hay in particular. http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/07/transylvania-hay/nicolson-text
By the way, it's probably good that National Geographic doesn't allow comments, given that I get enough shot from nationalist tossers just for using both the Romanian and Hungarian names for places - this article doesn't even bother with the Romanian names.
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