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Vilnius, Lithuania
We'd just finished celebrating Ellen's birthday; a meal of wild boar, mashed potatoes and fried potatoes covered with cowberries and a bottle of Argentinian Malbec. I was rubbing my roundish belly and started wondering if we North Americans are being duped. These people appear stronger and healthier than we do. All those advertising campaigns about …
Vegging in Vilnius
... where I booked my bus and bought some stamps. I then headed back to the hostel to grab my bag before heading to the bus station where after a short wait, I got my bus. It didn't have tvs like the last one did unfortunatley, but it still had wifi and it did have extra comfy seats with a leg rest that came out of the seat. The bus ride took about 4 ...
Sunny Changes Everything
... Latvia but seemed more detailed in their adornments, while the buildings in Riga were more simple.
I spent a short time walking through the area, before turning back and walking to the next bridge down the river, which I crossed. It was scary because it is long and when a truck drove past, the bridge rocked and swayed to the point that I thought it would crumble into the river, raging below me. I decided to NOT stop for pictures until I got safely down on the other ...
Taksofonas, bankomatas, gintaras
... 1083;инн 99;е накра 96;енные ногти, вывал 80;вающи& #1077;ся наруж 91; сиськ 80; – вся эта шлюшь 03; мерзо ...
Lithuania
... bus finally got up the umph to start moving. The drive was only an hour, though, and soon we entered our first Baltic capital.
Aside from their rough shared history, the other common trait of the Baltic states, at least in September, is the ever-present wetness. It doesn’t always rain, that would be too predictable and too easy to prepare for; instead, it throws at its visitors a random, schizophrenic mix of drizzle, mist, showers, light rain, ...