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The last party before Iran
... in. In fact even now just a couple of days later, I can’t seem to remember much at all about it, but unfortunately that is usually the case for me anyway. The room that it was housed in however was very impressive. It had been styled almost like an old Soviet prison meets a fabulous restaurant. Soviet chic is perhaps how I would call it, with big Iron doors jutting out of the ground, illuminated with halogen lights and plenty of rich red hues cast across the walls.
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Ilm
... rra edasi ja tabaga aia taga. Näeme teisel pool meest. Mees osutub itaalia fotograafiks, kes seal töötab. Päästab meid sisse. Kirikut restaureeritakse, ümberringi on tellingud. Kiriku välisseintel on reljeefid, mis on sarnased neile, mida juba ka Türgis nähtud, muuhulgas jahistseen, mis pole väga tavapärane. Sees on ka tööd täies hoos, aga küünla saab panna.
Hakkab uuesti sadama, siis tuleb päike välja.
Järgmine vaatamisväärsus ...
Vihm
... and that is very egoistic as it turns out later. There are some more protesters. It is good to be an egoist because we eat a bunch of unwashed fruit and freshly backed bread under David's guidance. We also get to peak inside the oven that is a huge hot keg where the backer dives head first to hit the dough on the wall inside and take it out with a long stick after some time. Cool. Smells terrific and tastes very good.
In the beginning of the night we are again in Sheraton Tbilisi.
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Anybody out there?
Hello to everyone at Cal. Here's the picture blog that I promised. Travel Pod is a new set up for me so I will try it out and see what I can do.
First of all I hope this blog finds you all well. I can image that you're all crazy busy so I'll share a few pictures from around Tbilisi, Georgia. It is an incredibly beautiful city. Enjoy!
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Foreign Affairs to Remember
... I was also told that I had a 30 day entry visa and that once I entered the country I would have an additional 30 days to visit. So due to the fact that my trip to Turkey had already been booked I said, alright I can make that work. So I show up at the border on July 6th with a visa that expires on the 8th. Low and behold, I had been given some misinformation and was told by the border guards that my visa was about to expire and I would have to leave the country the next day. Apparently ...



