From the dusk till dawn

Alright, folks!

As in the previous episode was stated, Bucharest has snow.

Repeat: We have snow. 

Snow equals winter.

Winter + snow equals beautiful dusk.

Let's see if in the next episode we shall reach the dawn.

But here's the dusk. Enjoy!

Black crows conquered the evening sky. Taken from my window.

"Casa de popului - The People's house"

Which castle is bigger?

Baby snowman at Parcul Cișmigiu

Subzero vs Scorpion

Alright, folks!

Bucharest got snow. In fact, I think all Romania got snow, 

in a way which was even noticed in the Finnish press. (As the protests in Bucharest barely aren't..)

I'm happy my apartment's window gives me a good view. And hope in the future you, dear readers, will also be happy about it.  

It gives me such a view, from the 8th floor, that I can also at late night shoot people playing football. 

In the snow. In a subzero temperature.

For all my 'international' readers to be cleared: In Finland one of our national sports is to play football in a snowdrift. So that is also why I'm a bit surprised, and honestly amazed, that people do almost the same here in Romania. 

"Ils sont fous ces roumains!" 

Ps. Raise your hands, how many of you actually knew that the dog of Obelix is in english called 'Dogmatix'?

(Original French name Idéfix - same as in Finnish)

Have you seen these guys?

Alright, folks!

..Sorry for staying quiet (or blind) for a while. But here's new pictures. Taken in December.

Does anyone know who these guys are? 

I've heard that one of them is from France, second from Italy and third is from Spain. And that they were traveling to Budapest, Hungary, from Bucharest, Romania, with one guy from Finland. 

Nevertheless, I really haven't seen them since (as the same group).

Ps. The 2nd last photo won the Erasmus photo contest on FB, with pictures that best describes each's Erasmus experience. My experience: "A jump to unknown."

Thanks again for all likers!