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Hurezi Monastery (Mănăstirea Hurezi) – Brâncovenesc style, UNESCO World Heritage Site – Horezu, Vâlcea county, Romania

u/Archaeopteryx111 — 1 month ago
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Figs in Massachusetts growth rate

Hi guys, how much should I expect my fig tree to grow this summer? This is its third summer in my garden in a spot that gets very good morning sun. Should I expect any figs this year?

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u/Archaeopteryx111 — 2 months ago
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Anyone growing black Madeira figs in the Northeastern USA?

Hi! I just bought a black Madeira fig and am wondering if anyone else has tried growing this variety in the northeastern USA, zone 6B/7A.

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u/Archaeopteryx111 — 3 months ago
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Lucrările la drumul expres Arad – Oradea ar putea începe în scurt timp. Autostrada Timișoara – Moravița, fără noutăți

Cineva știe ce se întâmplă cu autostrada Moravița? Nu prea se mai aude de ea.

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u/Archaeopteryx111 — 3 months ago
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Greetings from Romania to beautiful Lebanon!

Hi! I hope everyone is staying as safe as possible. I find it sad that such a beautiful country with such welcoming people are suffering so much. I hope that can change. Come visit Romania if you can /).

u/Archaeopteryx111 — 3 months ago
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In Romania, it’s at the border where Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine meet. The terrain is flat and it’s easy to get to the capital. It’s called the Focșani Gates

u/Archaeopteryx111 — 4 months ago
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Moldavita monastery was built in 1532 by Petru Rareș, the son of Stephen the Great. The fresco seemingly depicts the siege of Constantinople (626), and the victory of Christian forces. In allegory, it depicts Suceava and Moldavian forces triumphing over the Ottomans.

u/Archaeopteryx111 — 3 months ago