Romania - Hunedoara to Constanta

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Romania – Hunedoara to Constanta

Hunedoara southwest through Baile Herculane, Targu Jiu city
and east to Constanta on the Black Sea.

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Constanta City - Park with Roman Ruins

Infinite Column' by C. Brancusi (1876-1957)

Autumn Changes

Hurez Monastery

Hurez Monastery Interior

Constanta City (on Black Sea) - Train Station

Constanta City - Express Train to Bucharest

Constanta City - Sensual Ad

Constanta City - Ovid Theatre (Ovid was Roman Poet)

Constanta City - Overt Sex Club Banner

Constanta City - Pedestrian Street

Constanta City - Largest Romanian Port on Black Sea

Constanta City - Park with Roman Ruins

Constanta City - Heroic Statue

Infinite Column' by C. Brancusi (1876-1957)

Constanta City - Ballet Theatre

Constanta City - Waiting for the Ballet to Start

Constanta City - Pet Hospital

Constanta City - Beach on Black Sea

Constanta City - Cafe Overlooking Black Sea

Constanta City - Graffiti

Constanta City - Graffiti

Constanta City - Gypsy at Bus Station

Constanta City - Guys at Bus Station

Constanta City - Couple at Bus Station

Youth

Old Age

Baile Herculane - Spa Town

Calan - Abandoned State Factory

Calan - Abandoned State Factory

Calan - Harvest & Abandoned State Factory

Hunedoara Steel Mill Pollution

Orastie Valley Road

Potato Harvest- -Hand Picked

Post Harvest Field Burning

Typical Highway scene

Sarmizegetusa Village Farmers

Sarmizegetusa - Ancient Roman Ruins

Southern Transylvania Rural Decoration

Baile Herculane - Spa Town

Calan - Abandoned State Factory

Baile Herculane - Spa Town

Baile Herculane - Spa Town

Danube River - Looking Across to Serbia

Danube River 'IronGates' Dam

Road Across Top of Danube 'IronGates' Dam

Danube 'IronGates' Dam (Behind Power Grid)

Heading Into Town

Targu Jiu City - Brancusi Park

Targu Jiu City - Park Entry by C. Brancusi (1876-1957)

Dismantled Park Sculpture by C. Brancusi (1876-1957)

Dismantled Park Sculpture by C. Brancusi (1876-1957)

Brancusi Park Playground

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