Just saw this wonderful picture last night on the big screen. I felt mostly gratitude because the creators showed me all these spectacular places and colorful life in just two hours of visual poetry, humorous and cozy storytelling and hauntingly beautiful music, the result of 10 years of work on their behalf, a project of love and respect towards the One and Only Mother Nature with all her forms of life, big and small.
I grew up in the countryside of Transylvania, in a small village surrounded by endless pine forests, the kind that inspired Bram Stoker I think, so I was very close to nature. I loved it, those places had nothing to do with tourism and it was quiet, it was wild as it should be, and now, thanks to Romania Salbatica I got to visit those places again and much more, it was lovely to see Nature again like that, just minding her own business, undisturbed.
I grew up in the countryside of Transylvania, in a small village surrounded by endless pine forests, the kind that inspired Bram Stoker I think, so I was very close to nature. I loved it, those places had nothing to do with tourism and it was quiet, it was wild as it should be, and now, thanks to Romania Salbatica I got to visit those places again and much more, it was lovely to see Nature again like that, just minding her own business, undisturbed.
