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Bucegi
mountains have a main altitude of 2513 m (not 2509
as in the manual...) on the Omu Peak, detaching them
from all the massif that surround it. The unique shape
of this mountains, dominated by huge walls, as much
as 1500 m tall, makes Bucegi one of the main attractions
for mountaineers. This massif offers challenges for
every type of mountaineers, from climbers, hikers and
backpackers to skiers and week-end trippers.
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About
the Reading
In
July, 1987, about 30 young people celebrated their graduation
of the Economic Academy-Bucharest. Their poet, Andrei
Dorian Gheorghe. On March 30 2002, twenty-three economists
from that former group of students celebrated their
jubilee of 15 years by climbing Vapor cabane, Azuga
station (1000m altitude), Prahova Valley, Bucegi Mountains,
Central Carphatians. Andrei Dorian Gheorghe gave an
astropoetry performance (duration of 20 minutes, including
a short speech, a few astropoems and 10 lyrical astroproverbs,
and moments of astral dumbshows- using Mihai Dumitrescu's
electronic music).
On
May 11, during their astronomical-photographical workshop
at the Vanatorul (Hunter) Camp (950m alt.), Mountain
Bucegi, Central (Meridional) Carphatians, The Romanian
Society for Meteors and Astronomy-SARM organized an
astroart show for the Poetry on the Peaks program. This
show had 5 main heros: Valentin Grigore (organizer),
Andrei Dorian Gheorghe (coordinator), Dan Mitrut (cantauthor
of astrofolk music), Calin Niculae (photographer) and
Tina Visarian (astrodrawer), and 3 parts:
1.
At a waterfall (1050m alt.) on the Ialomita River, where
Andrei Dorian Gheorghe made the introduction (accompanied
at guitar by Dan Mitrut).
2. In a natural amphitheatre (1100m alt.), in which
Andrei Dorian Gheorghe spoke about the Neruda on Mercury
program and Pablo Neruda's personality, and read Poem
10 by the Chili Poet; after that, he presented the Poetry
on the Peaks program and read a poem entitled Astronomy
(for which 25 Romanian astropoets contributed with one
verse), and Dan Mitrut sang his compositions, The Sky
Legend and A Carol from the Hourglass Nebula.
3. At the club of the Vanatorul Camp, when Tina Visarian
realized an exhibition of astrodrawings, Valentin Grigore
(accompanied at guitar by Calin Niculae) presented projections
of international astrophotographs (some of them being
by himself), and Dan Mitrut sang his music and lyrics
on Calin Niculae's computer art and photographic projections.
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