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V6imas algus
... t2is bussi (mis mystilisel kombel iga 300m tagant veel viis inimest juurde korjas) ning vahtisime aknast vaikselt 2rkavaid Tbilisi 22realasid.
Linnas oli esimene plaan j2rgnev: s88k, internet, rahavahetus. Uitasime m88da Rustaveli avenyyd (midagi peat2nava laadset) lootuses leida m6nda avatud putkat, mis m6nusat sooja hatshapurit (v6hikutele: teatud traditsioonilist ylimaitsvat juustupirukat) serveeriks, kuid kell oli ilmselgelt liiga v2he. Lonely Planeti ...
Tbilisi, une ville qui porte bien son nom
... fête se fera quelques jours après notre départ.
Il nous emmène dans un chouette restaurant, « the shadow of Mtketi », mélange de Géorgie moderne et traditionnelle, sur les hauteurs surplombant la rivière Mtkvari (plus facile à écrire qu'à prononcer).
Inutile d'ouvrir le menu, il choisit pour nous les plats typiques et les vins Georgiens, pour nous faire goûter de tout. A cette explosion de calories s'ajoutent des chants et danses traditionnels sur la scène. ...
So close to Az
A new member has joined the ranks… Jake is a crew trainee and arrived in the wee hours. Shelagh came by and had a laugh to see four faces huddled in our tent. Today's journey was to Davit Gareja – a series of old monasteries in a semi-arid landscape.
During our truck side lunch Mikkel found a tortoise – it quickly waddled off to the shade of the table and truck. Mikkel pulled off an animal hat trick later in the day as at camp ...
Svetitskhoveli,Uplistsikhe Cave City,Stalin Museum
... cathedral; I’m so glad Servane insisted we must see it. Servane says it is acceptable to take pictures, so I snap some without the flash.
We walk around the outside perimeter of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and see an older lady sweeping the stone walkway around the front of the wall while three of the beggar women are still seated at its entrance. I give each woman a coin in hand and they are more than happy to have their pictures taken ...
Vake Park, weird lunch and buying groceries
We're careful of the open pits and tunnels in the sidewalks, and set out to find Rose Revolution Square, armed with our tourist bureau walking guide booklet. One problem -- the guide shows street names in English, but all the street signs are in the cyrillic Georgian, and there is no point of reference from which to start. We pass elderly street beggars and ask a young lady if she speaks English. She tells us we have to ...
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