When you are 14 years old, do you think how you will be at 68 or 80?
The pictures are taken with the help of the seniors from the Home of Elderly people Antim Ivireanu Calarasi and pupils from Economics College, Calarasi
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
on my way back from ostrov
Sometimes I take pictures of the most stupid or simple things only because I miss Romania, part of it, not all :)....
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
other parts of my family
part of my family - my parents
my uncle is showing me and testing in the same time his binocular he received for his birthday while I was away in the UK
Labels:
calarasi,
constructing a boat,
mother,
Romania,
uncle
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Elena Pascalau and Ioana Gheorghe, nothing relates them but still...
Elena in her confused moment of life, she will leave for Germany in autumn for a master degree. Ioana Gheorghe at 86 years old, lived all her life in Esechioi village, Dobrogea, she is not confused at all, with her pink slippers she is very comfortable to have her picture taken. 60 years difference between them...


Saturday, March 24, 2012
Esechioi
Esechioi is a village in Dobrogea, Romania at the border with Bulgaria. It was a Turkish village but now only the name remained Turkish. In 2002, there were around 320 but now there are less than 200 and more and more houses are ruins after the old people died.This is an article I found on internet about Esechioi.
http://www.adevarul.ro/locale/constanta/Esechioi-Raiului-asezarea-capatul_0_111589052.html
My aunt was born and raised in Esechioi and I get the chance to go there pretty often. First photo is the family's house, where only her mother lives there now. These photos are from December 2011.




















http://www.adevarul.ro/locale/constanta/Esechioi-Raiului-asezarea-capatul_0_111589052.html
My aunt was born and raised in Esechioi and I get the chance to go there pretty often. First photo is the family's house, where only her mother lives there now. These photos are from December 2011.




















Labels:
abandoned village,
border with Bulgaria,
Dobrogea,
Esechioi,
fields,
Romania
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