Hotel Metsis Otepaa

Kuperjanovi 63, Valga Otepaa, 68207, Estonia

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Adventure on the High Ropes

A travel blog entry by alexandra_day

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Kids love to play and so it didn't take long for us to find out that there is a "big kids" playground not far from Tartu. About a 45 minute bus ride away, there is a high ropes course. If you don't know what a high ropes course is, it's a series of rope/wire obstacles that are performed high in the trees. You wear a harness and attach yourself to the wires while you balance and maneuver through this ...

Peace and Quiet in Otepaa

A travel blog entry by lostalready

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... gain energy were included.

We also found an ancient wooden ski-jump tower, which at about 90m high made a great vantage point for views over the area. When the wind picked up and the whole thing started to sway we made a rather hasty descent.

The walking trails were almost deserted. We set off around lake Pujaharve and walked for about 20km, seeing a lot of lake and forest scenery and a total ...

Pastor Craig!

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

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... going on below the table. It started to really bug me that the kids were being so loud and eventually a smile appeared on my face and I just had to laugh. Craig would just carry on the conversation, grabbing a kid in one hand meanwhile, maintaining eye contact with us at the dinner table. Parents are multitaskers at heart.

Craig's wife, Reina, made delicious "American" tacos for us all. Reina is in the middle of ...

107.7 FM Please

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

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... by the youth in the church. . They played several songs through out the service. The boy Joshua, that I had met earlier, is the drummer. A guy played the bass and a young girl was leading us in voice and heart with her guitar. They sing the songs in Estonian, and again it was really cool to pair up what I could remember or decipher of the English version. The music was one of my favorite parts of the service. Music is so universal. It just left me in awe ...

Püssirohukelder

A travel blog entry by seanpauley

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... a mug and have the pub put what ever "name" you want on the front; then they will hang it in the bar. So every time you come in you can request your mug and drink from it. The pub also gives you a huge tab after purchasing a mug.

After our night class on Thursday a bunch of Internationals went over to watch the bull riding and try some of the local food at this pub. ( BTW ...