Banga Zarasai

Griezto 5a Zarasai, Lithuania

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Back to nature

A travel blog entry by bethandanthony

... 2 streams and 2 large lakes, stopping on the way to climb a hill for the views and a small pagan ritual. Back in the canoes and on the last leg it started pouring with torrential rain. Seeing as everyone was already soaked when we reached shore we helped load the canoes back onto the trailers. In the vans we were each given a shot of home made vodka to warm us up – powerful stuff and pretty deadly.

Dinner was a massive home-cooked feast of chicken, pork ...

Fishing trip to a river and a lake

A travel blog entry by denis.sokolov

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My brother took me to a couple of fishing trips!!
So I had a chance to have a look how people spend their days off in the summer time.
Not only have a look, but being totally not a fisher, I caught some fish as well!!! :)

In the river, I caught an eel and my brother caught 2 pretty big catfishes!
And on the lake - I was fishing for lake fish - much smaller with a fishing rod.

I had a blast riding a ...

Leeduga ühel pool

A travel blog entry by nipitiri

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... ja minust kanuutab mööda salkkond laulvaid nunni.

Tagasi Palušes. Ester ja Martti on sõitnud autoga põõsa taha. Kuhugi peale Daugavpilsi nad minna ei taha ja millegipärast pean tundma piinlikkust, et tahan näha kohti, mitte kimada kiirusest moondunud näoga punktist A punkti B, kusjuures punktis B ei oota mind miski peale hotelli. Kohtade nägemiseks minu meelest saigi Lätti-Leetu tuldud. Või ma eksin... Ronin ...

What Rockers Do, The Morning After.

A travel blog entry by rachelkw

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Zarasai has an annual Nights of Rock festival on the island. The summerhouse we were staying in is opposite the bridge to the island, so we had the benefit of the music from the closing acts on Saturday night, drifting across the lake to us.

In the morning, we took our swimming costumes and wandered across to the island, unaware at that time, of quite how large the festival had been. There were tired looking Rockers everywhere. A sea of pod-like tents covered the hillside and a ...

Serendipity

A travel blog entry by rachelkw

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... there, trying to look intelligent, and understanding nothing of the conversation in Lithuanian. They must have made us out to be complete charity cases, because the next thing I got, was that the local they had accosted, was willing to offer us use of her summer house, providing we had our own bedding (which we did). Her name was Virginia, and she lives in Leeds with her English husband.
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