Constanta, day two.

We hung out at the beach for about 6 hours today... literally, 6 hours. We started wondering if the people serving us beer thought that were could drink all day...lol. We got close enough. In the time at the beach we got to know our Romanian servers quite well, even if there was the language barrier that we didn't cross in any way. Other than the Bere, and multumesc (thank you) we didn't have to say much, though we did end up getting some chicken chest (breast for those in the states, it's funny to see chicken chest written out on a menu)... it was still a cool time to hang out and probably one of my favorite days on this trip. Many women were running around topless, so I imagine this may come in to my evaluation of this place thus far.

We watched our (15 yr old) server give a kid a beer and Anthony decided he needed pics so here's a series of shots from that...haha.







As we walked back we saw a guy working on a power line, he had a cable line in his mouth... so it was worth getting a shot of him.



Randome topless chick I stared at for most of the day... there were many, this was just the one that kept me interested...haha. You may have to look kinda close.




We did end up sitting at the beach drinking the equivalent of $.80 beers... so you can imagine that turned out alright.



The bathrooms at the beach, attended by a gypsy woman who demands 1 Lei per visit if you need toilet paper. Kinda like paying a quarter to go to the bathroom...lol. Though, it's not exactly a nice stall or anything... the gypsy takes the paper our of the stalls and sells it... that's why you need to pay...lol. Anyways, Anthony thought it would be a grand idea to take a pic of the stall... where you're supposed to hover, of course... he just happened to take a pic while urinating...lol...wtf.



We are now hanging at the hotel we stayed at last night even though we're not staying here... they said it's cool if we hang out in the courtyard and use their wifi while we wait for a train to come at 1am... which we are taking to sighasara (sp?) which is one of the most medieval cities in Europe. Vlad the Impaler was born there... who is also the person that the legend of "dracula" was made from. So we're gonna travel about 9 hours tonight/tomorrow morning to get there and we'll be staying in that town for a couple nights. So that should be awesome. After that, we're headed to Budapest for a few days... in Hungary. That's about it... I just hope I still have this netbook tomorrow since I plan on sleeping on the train tonight and I hope nobody decides to steal it while I sleep. :-)