Nothing urban in Sighisoara in deed.
Contemporary people carrying on their lives in an ancient fort. Decorating windows enclosed in century- old buldings for contemporary Christmas holiday. A guy asking us for 1 leu to buy a drink in one of the several pubs in the city. Taking secret and indiscreet snapshots through houses’ windows, to catch a glimpse of lives and the evening flavor of some strangers I would never meet and never get to know. Polite indiscretions and respectful flash shots sound on empty squared- stones streets, tight in width and deep in their mystery.
Tourists, a few. Japanese, as they are every where. A bunch of southern Romanians, loud and naughty, I suppose
Stillness on Sighisoara’s narrow streets at night. Only water drops falling from the houses’ roofs on the street stones. Only the steps of trespassers. Or the dumb laugh of southern- come tourists. Taking pictures contre jour with their commercial street-corner bought photocameras. The ultimate fashion victims, struggling to go upstairs on the ancient School stairway on high heels. Nevermind them at all. Sighisoara tolerates whatever, for centuries. And still standing there, for us, to enjoy, and protect with the tenderness for the old beautiful fort lady.
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