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Tasting wine with Stefan Cel mare (Stephen the great), 80 metres underground. Milestii Mici
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Starting from the bottom where wine first makes you happy, and then to the last one on the top to the left where wine makes you crawl. Milestii Mici
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Milestii Mici
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Milestii Mici - World's longest underground wine cellars, with each street being named after the wine variety that it holds.
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Catedrala Chisinau
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Capriana
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taken in the Romanian side of Moldova, Romania
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Pure Moldova-)
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Taken just a few blocks away from Hotel Cosmos in Chisinau.
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Standbeeld in Chisinau
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Deze "Arc de Triomphe" in Chisinau is gebouwd in 1841.
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Een leuke fontein in het centrale stadspark (Stefan cel Mare Park) in Chisinau.
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Theater Chisinau
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Klokkenoren
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Orthodoxe kathedraal
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Orthodoxe kathedraal
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Kerk Chisinau
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Het monument tegen de bezetting van het fascistische Duitsland.
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Nationaal Museum Moldavië
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Again our silent hills of Moldova. This photo i have made during my trip to the village Cenusa. In the picture you can see the river Raut. This river is the main source of water for many peasants. The shadow in this picture is the Horse that was sitting under a tree and watching the river.
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Near the Monastery Capriana from the village with the same name, there are woods named "Codrii Moldovei". These woods in winter are like heaven. It was a wonderful trip.
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Near the Monastery Capriana from the village with the same name, there are woods named "Codrii Moldovei". These woods in winter are like heaven. It was a wonderful trip.
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Bus Chisinau-Tiraspol
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Trebujeni
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Children, r. Nisporeni
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from Danielzolli
For my master's thesis, I had to do some research in Moldova's National Library in Chişinău. As expected, the procedure was a bit bureaucratic.
First I had to fill out a form to get a entrance permit card. The woman who had to write down the content of this form in the computer was apparently an analphabet, I had to tell her again every detail of the form. Then I got the permit for 10 Moldovan Lei.
At the entrance to the library itself, I had to show the permit at the entrance desk and got also a "user talon". To get the books I looked for, I first had to find their register cards in the endless rows of catalogues (as in the picture). Then I had to copy the content of the register cards (not only the signature, but also the "inventar number") on another talon which I then could deliver at one of the many desks, together with my entrance permit.
After 20 minutes, i could pick up the books at another desk, my permit was checked again and the book's code was written down on my user talon. When I brought it back, I got a stamp on my user talon and was now free to leave the library (not without having the delivered my user talon at the entrance desk, naturally).
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Soroca fortress. Gates tower
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Chaprianu monastery
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Chaprianu monastery
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River Raut
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Hinku monastery
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