A little bit of Heaven (209)

Skywalk in Rarău Massif The first Skywalk in Romania has been inaugurated on Piatra Şoimului in the Rarău Massif, at an altitude of over 1,500 meters. https://web.facebook.com Suspended 600 meters above the ground, the glass walkway extends over a deep abyss. From this glass-floored platform, visitors can enjoy a stunning 270-degree view of Ceahlău Mountain, …

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The Limestones of Ampoița The Limestones of Ampoiţa are a botanical and geological nature reserve located in western Transylvania, within Alba County. Covering an area of 0.2 hectares, the reserve sits at a maximum altitude of 393 meters and a minimum altitude of 310 meters. Known by several names—Pietrele de la Ampoiţa, Pietrele lui Bocioacă, …

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Your Body’s Many Cries for Water

by Fereydoon Batmanghelidj (review) Your Body's Many Cries for Water is a book, as the author says, based on knowledge, personal experience and research. The information provided refers to the role of water in human health and the harmful effects of a lack of water in the body, which Dr. F. Batmanghelidj calls “chronic dehydration”. Based …

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The Gold of the Gods

by Erich von Däniken (review) The author and researcher Erich von Däniken was born in Switzerland, and as a student, he was concerned by the ancient holy writings. Later, his first book, "Chariots of the Gods", became a bestseller in tens of countries. In The Gold of the Gods, the author presents theories about ancient extraterrestrial …

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