41F looking for partner

About me: from Romania, just quit my corporate career to dedicate myself to...myself. Started a small business in upholstery and wood furniture refurbishing. Would love to move to the countryside, but as a true ESTP I hate being alone and I get easily bored when there's no action. I enjoy good music and I play the guitar, I love hiking and climbing. Willing to relocate without hesitation if things get real (EU only)

About you:
✅ must be single, nature lover, adaptable, able to chop a wood log 😅 and to drive a car. Handsome & athletic would be a bonus for sure 😋

❌ please no flat-earthers or any other conspiracy lovers, no gods or other imaginary friends, no rap/hip-hop music, no Taylor Swift 😄

Hi Ely, beautiful photos, and wonderful bio, would you care to share the location and rating of that climb you're on and what the plaque attached to the rock face says?
Former technical climber myself, I am however located in the United States.  The climbing photo really got my attention.
Best of luck for attaining your dream!

Rich Rayburn wrote:Hi Ely, beautiful photos, and wonderful bio, would you care to share the location and rating of that climb you're on and what the plaque attached to the rock face says?
Former technical climber myself, I am however located in the United States.  The climbing photo really got my attention.
Best of luck for attaining your dream!

Hello Rich! Thank you for your appreciation and kind words 😊 That wall is actually part of a via ferrata in Romania, called Astragalus. It is quite close to another one that is just as spectacular called Wild Ferenc. There are climbing routes in the same area but I only went there for via ferrata with an organized group. Should you ever visit Romania, there are many places in the country with all levels of difficulty and landscapes that take your breath away. We have beautiful mountains here for sure (and contrary to any rumors or beliefs, there are no vampires 🤭). Best wishes to you, Rich!

Hi Ely,
Thanks for the reply, I had to look up some of your terminology, so those climbs are "with iron" and that one you're on is named after a wildflower, nice!
Thought I'd send this picture along, it's of a volcanic neck out in Wyoming USA. Called Devil's Tower.
Hundreds of routes, all levels.
I've been to the top a few times, if you ever get to the states bring your gear! 😄
Best regards, Rick.