Hotel Kubija Tartu
Manniku 43a, Voru, Voru Tartu, 65603, Estonia
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Head Halloweeni
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So, once we were finished we put candles in the pumpkins and lit them. Everyone found out how fun and easy carving pumpkins was.
After the party I roasted the seeds and my roommates and I ate them all week. We also made bread with the pumpkin guts. It turned out well. We ate two pans of it in only a couple days. We froze the rest of the pumpkin, so if anyone has food suggestions, let us know!
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Adventure on the High Ropes
... br> There were several different obstacles. Balancing on one wire, on two times, jumping across, balancing on a wooden plank, balancing on rope foot-holds, etc. Some were more fun than others. I was glad to be finished with course 4.
Course 5 was just too much. Too high, too scary. Only about half the group went on to do that course. It was more physically exhausting than you would think! But we ...
You Know You're From Estonia When...
... carefully using only their index fingers are subconsciously considered to be foreigners.
88. The most difficult subjects you learned at school were Estonian history, Estonian geography and Estonian literature. And Russian.
89. You can speak with pride of Estonia's tallest mountain.
90. Buildings taller than 20 floors are sightseeingitems where you bring visitors.
91. You are beginning to find Eino Baskin's jokes funny.
92. On June 23rd, you feel ...
"Where Heaven Meets Earth"
... part of a National Park as well.
It was a beautiful hike. The woods and flowers reminded me so much of Colorado. It made me miss my home. We walked mostly along the river and unfortunately that meant A TON of mosquitoes. The whole country of Estonia is in a bit of a mosquito crisis right now, due to the flooding earlier in the year ...
BEER MUSEUM! :)
... said that each one stairs out about as big as your index finger and then is expanded into a half-liter or liter size, which is why the smaller bottles feel firmer and thicker than the larger ones. Each bottle starts out with the same amount of plastic.
I haven’t seen any other "big" brewery tours but this one really ...


