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07/08/2010
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Moldova – C-H-I-S-I-N-A-U

Chisinau is the capital of Moldova (try pronouncing that one correcty!) It is a big city with green everywhere. The parks here are a big part of the culture. Happiness here is going to the park. Whether you’re walking the dog, taking a stroll, hanging out with friends or even working! All the parks here have free wifi so on every bench is someone with a laptop. I’ve never seen so many people actually doing something proactive in a park. Our guide told us all about the history of Moldova, which I honestly now remember very little of. What I did take from it is that Moldovans are very proud of their country and it’s a pity the world doesn’t seem to know much about it. It is a truly beautiful place. The food is excellent (especially these little fried potato based pancakes with different fillings). The people are so open and happy to share their culture with you. Oh, and we also have Moldova to thank for the one-hit-wonder-boys-band Ozone.


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