Akmenine Uzeiga Trakai

... Hackfleisch  mit Zwiebeln im Teigmantel (Ähnlich Mürbeteig). Klingt komisch is aber unglaublich köstlich.
Leider schwierig zu essen, und für Benimmpechvögel wie mich natürlich wieder die reinste Blamage. Ich hab den Rest des Tages nach Pommesbude gestunken, weil ich mir das Fett und die Flüssigkeit die da drin ist (übrigens ...

... lakes and strange houses of people called 'Karaims'. Each Karaim house has 3 windows facing the street: one window is for a God, one for the duke and one for the family. I note is as interesting.

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Having passed a few kilometres of rows of the Karaim houses, we finally arrived at the castle. I decided I wanted a picture I'd actually be in, so I began climbing an old fishing boat to add some element of ...

... we had started. The kids were not all that impressed with strange non-Heinz tomato soup, but I quite liked it. We also tried a local desert made from curd, which was very nice - a bit like pancakes and cream cheese with icing sugar.

Before getting back in the car, I took a look at Saskia's toe. It was full of bits of grit, that I couldn't get out, and just peeling off the plaster made it run with blood again. I asked the waitresses for directions to the ...

... good resturant and had fish and something else..hehehe...i don't remember. It was really good. I got to my hotel at 5pm and started look for flights to Rome from Riga. I got a ticket for $230!! Ya..i know. So then i'm looking for CS that can host me during my time in Italy. It's about 11pm so i've been at it for 5 hours. I check out at 10am tomorrow and get my bus at 10am tomorow. So i have to pack up and go! :)

... with each other for the most attention & of course money - quite funny & corny!As you walk into the castle, as well as paying to get in it says you have to pay to take pictures, which of course we did (haha)!!Once inside, it just a matter of walking around but there are a few things to take part in such as the Bow & Arrow thing that Paul did!I was very impressed with his aiming skills, got the ...

... and entire evening was still ahead of us. We decided we could go to the movies again. This time our choice fell on "Coca-Cola Plaza", the other, more distant of two centres, and "Broken Flowers", a Jim Jarmouche film, which I was sure critics liked much more than the one we had seen two days before. "Coca-Cola Plaza" was not like "Forum" in the sense that it had a huge bunch of shops, rinks, playgrounds and all sorts of everything else ...

... everyone else got a turn to win. We found a little spa in town to get a massage and prepare our muscles for the long flight to Denver. The next morning we woke early to catch the 6:50am flight to Copenhagen, then a 12:20 flight to Newark, and then a 5:30 flight to Denver arriving at 8:30 pm. That coupled with a 10 hour time change made for a very long sunny day above the clouds. Cheers, Brandon

... weddings, or if it was just that the priests only come to town every so often, but they were everywhere! In one cathedral, we walked in just as the bride was about to walk down the aisle. Apparently, it was open to the public, so we stayed for a while and watched before heading on into town. The city definitely has a strong romantic side to it, with lots of random statues and, in the artistic quarter of town, a footbridge hung all over ...

... were in luck, Lonley Planet (yet again big fat liars!) assured us this was hip and happening city, the best in fact in the Baltic! So we fought through the -15 temperatures and went in search of the wacky, the odd and the downright weird as we'd been promised!! Unfortunately this consisted of us in a pub with 8 other people none of which were any of the above! The beer was a ...

... all spoke Belgiumese!! Some speak french, some danish, some german. Bizarre. Isabelle and David were the 2 main english speakers. Crazy people. The castle wasnt that great since it was only rebuilt a little while ago, but walking around in our stupid ponchos, mine the Professional one i bought in Beijing, which i found out in Lithuania, didnt fit, and the buttons all broke off. You will have to see the pic later. The Belgiums were cool, they did picnic lunch time, and hot chocolate ...