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Mircea Noaghiu participating in Salvamont (mountain rescue) study of potential new refuge sites in the Fagaras Mountains, Carpathian, Romania

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Mircea Noaghiu participating in Salvamont (mountain rescue) study of potential new refuge sites in the Fagaras Mountains, Carpathian, Romania

MIRCEA NOAGHIU
Participating in Salvamont study of potential new refuge sites in the Fagaras Mountains

Noaghiu w. Mr. G. Moja (Bran) and Mr. M. Opris (Salvamont) – 2007 on Fagaras Mt. plateau

Photo © D. Dimancescu

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Note: Honorary Consul title was approved by the US Department of State in May 2005; Honorary Consul General designation approved February 2015.

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