Romania has Medieval Villages, Still

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
March 9, 2016

Guys, I’m thinking of dropping out of the internet and going and living in one of these villages.

Daily Mail:

Striking images of remote Romanian villages show the medieval conditions in which inhabitants work, celebrate and live, without the interference of modern technology in a manner their ancestors would recognise.

The insightful photographs show natives of the remote Romanian countryside driving horse and carts, tending to animals and enjoying a local traditional festival.

The pictures were taken by photographer Alex Robciuc in various villages around the Maramures County of Romania such as Bârsana, Strâmtura, and Breb.

Robciuc said: ‘The portraits shows people in different places, doing what they usually do; working, celebrating, thinking and hoping – like we all do.

‘What is particular with them is the fact that unlike most people they are not constantly around technology so they aren’t used to having their photo taken.

‘The expressions they hold in the photos are all completely natural as they do not want to appear different than they are. The face captured in the portraits shows how complex a person can be in his simplicity.’

The village of Breb is much loved by British monarchy and Prince Charles is known to have spent many holidays in the remote village.

Alex said: ‘Breb is well known because Prince Charles gifted his first grandson with a land full of mountain flowers in Transylvania.’

The 100-or-so villages are scattered along the southern range of the Carpathian Mountains and otherwise known as the Transylvanian Alps.