Fagaras Mountains, Romania

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Proportionately speaking, one who reaches the highest peaks of the Fagaras Mountains has the same delight as the daring adventurer who tries to conquer the Everest. Both of them are looking for the same thing and both of them know that once they're beyond the border of clouds they reached the unseen edge of this world. And how wonderful this world looks from up there...

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