The first day can be described with the following words: long, boring, interesting, dangerous and wet.
We departed from Marosvasarhely at around 9 AM with a bus; I must say that this was my longest trip since my accident. It was so LONG that I dozed off several times during the trip. Luckily we made a few stops to pick up several other passengers too which made the trip less BORING. Of course, we also had many awesome sightseeings but still, just sitting for over 4 hours doing nothing was quite exhausting.
Before going to the camp, we made a little detour at Miko Castle. The Mikó Castle (Romanian: Castelul Mikó; Hungarian: Mikó-vár) is a fortified castle in Miercurea Ciuc (Csíkszereda), Romania. It is among the city's most important monuments, and today houses an ethnographic museum devoted to Székely heritage. Inside the castle, tourists can visit the Kajoni Janos Library and the Csiki Szekely Museum. We visited the second one which was pretty INTERESTING. Want to know what we saw in the museum? Check …show more content…
But luck was still on our side cause we had a few umbrellas and raincoats nearby which helped us avoid getting too wet. After drying up a bit and accomodating ourselves with our rooms, we all had a big meeting in the big dining room where we all got aquanted in a fun way. We all formed a circle and a boy stood in the middle having a ball of string in his hand. He threw the ball to a random person who said a few words about himself then that person threw the ball to another random person thus continuing the introducing game until...well until everyone introduced themselves of course:) However, the fun part of the game was that whoever introduced themselves had to hold a piece of the string in their hand and in the end a giant cobweb was formed inside the circle. It was something I've never done and seen