La revedere București, o să-mi fie dor de tine!
Romanian National Museum of Art – planeofhotels
Bucharest National Opera House House – Minube
Brașov Aerial View – Travel Notes and Beyond
King Carol University – Road Affair
Caru’ cu Bere Restaurant Old Town
Peleș Castle Sinaia – wingtsunpadova
Village Museum Bucharest – romanianbfriend
Bucharest Savings Bank Palace – thesanetravel
Romanian Athenaeum – Touropia
Cismigiu Gardens – romaniajournal
Bucharest Palace of Parliament – PlanetWare
Stavropoleos Monastery Church – Bucharet
Old Town Bucharest – PlanetWare
Bram Castle Transylvania
Bucharest Arch of Triumph – PlanetWare
Revolution Square & Memorial of Rebirth – roadaffair
Bucharest Old Town Cafes – romaniatourstore
Fabulous memories. Safe travels.
Thanks Gwen – everything went well – negative PCR, flights on schedule…. Being back in the US is wierd!!!!
Good to hear you’re back. Hope someone watered the plants while you were away LOL.
I’ll be looking out for another post…
Ahhhh the come home to a big ol’ mess scenario – you think of all the good stuff Gwen! I’ve left my house for extended trips so many times, and from trial and error learned to deal with most potential havoc – sorta :o(. I have professionals manage while traveling, and their fee is well spent. Expecting neighbors or friends to watch out for your house and belongings is being naïve. Will have to replace a few smaller trees damaged from squirrels digging up the root base, but that’s the worst of it. I’ve thought about renting my place while on extended trips, but when factoring in the cost to store belongings, management fees, getting them out when I’m ready to return, and performing cleanup and damage repair – it’s not worth it… Nothing is ever simple, right? Am already planning next trip in my head!!!
Yep. Perhaps it was my brother’s saying sticking in my head – “Now what can possibly go wrong?”
I think you’re wise not to rent out for all the reasons you give, and also not to rely on the neighbours which would wear a bit thin after a few weeks.
And the planning the trip is three quarters of the fun!