Peles Castle
Location: Peles Castle, Sinaia, Romania
"Italians were masons, Romanians were building terraces, the Gypsies were coolies. Albanians and Greeks worked in stone, Germans and Hungarians were carpenters. Turks were burning brick. Engineers were Polish and the stone carvers were Czech. The Frenchmen were drawing, the Englishmen were measuring, and so was then when you could see hundreds of national costumes and fourteen languages in which they spoke, sang, cursed and quarreled on all dialects and tones, a joyful mix of men, horses, cart oxen and domestic buffaloes." - Queen Elisabeth of Romania
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Sakura 01/10/2008 9:49
Absolut superb! Ai toata admiratia mea pentru aceasta fotografie. Superb subiect, superba perspectiva, superb anotimp. Superb, superb, superb. Se va duce direct la Favorite:)Felicitari!Dana Tudor
Vesela Maleeva 31/03/2008 13:57
A beautiful and romantic picture -and I also enjoyed to read Queen
Elisabeth of Romania's quote ,-)
Ves
Anca Silvia B. 22/03/2008 17:33
"The great forest... and rocky peaks, against a Mediterranean-blue sky... It is indescribable."http://www.tkinter.smig.net/PrincessIleana/LHJ-Dec1951/index.htm
A beautiful wiew.
Thank you,Lucian.
Alexandru Valentin Iedu 11/03/2008 4:02
Very beautiful presentarion of Peles Castle ...Wonderful work ... and good comment !!!
Multe salutari,
Alex