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A Change of Faith
... this was a striking change of tone. The border crossing was uneventful and was completed within an hour. There was a moment of confusion when some passengers waited on the gravel road between the two posts for the minibus. It turned out that the other post was just over the crest and was an easy walk over the bridge across the river that separated the two countries. We both got cheery "Welcome to Georgia!" from the immigration official. The US of ...
Wolves and tummy bugs
I don't know why but I didn't think that a climb from sea level to 2025 metres would be that tough, how wrong I was! Leaving Batumi after a heavy night was not the best of starts as we grovelled to 30km and put the tent up by a river. As it was still early afternoon and my good sense left me long ago I agreed to let Helen cut my hair, I'm not too fussed about how straggly I look but Helen can cope with either a beard or long hair, certainly not both. The ...
Back in the USSR..We Know How Lucky We Are!
... thing in post-Soviet countries.
To be fair, there is lots of development going on. Many neoclassical buildings on the main avenue, Rustaveli, are under construction. Apparently, the government wants its offices to resemble Washington, DC. Unfortunately, this is only a facade. Nothing is done to improve the housing of ordinary people. Maybe it is not even a priority for locals. There is an incredible number of prestige vehicles. Many ...
Svetitskhoveli,Uplistsikhe Cave City,Stalin Museum
... years ago. Bombs fell on the city center, causing residential damage and civilian deaths. Many residents fled the city as it became occupied by Russian forces; the Russians looted before they withdrew in August 2008. Such recent happenings!
Servane says the museum employs an older female guide who is very pro-Stalin and presents in a curt, old-Soviet, non-smiling style. When we arrive, though, that particular guide is not available. We are ...
Tbilisi Sunday and Freedom Square
... Baron, no Dairy Queen, no A & W, no other fast-food outlets at all. We think the people all keep slender because there are no such outlets . . . folks must walk a lot, and the streets are so full of hills that one is constantly walking up or down some street, never on "the even". Great way to keep fit! Next to the restaurant is the small Rustaveli Square where a statue of a poet stands. We are finding that Tbilisi prides itself in ...
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