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V6imas algus
... supra't ees ootavat :)
6htupimeduses v2lja minnes oli linn justkui 2ra vahetatud - t2navad olid inimesi paksult t2is, justkui oleks mingi rahvayritus toimumas. Meeletu melu; j2i mulje, et mitte ainus inimene ei istu 6htul kodus. Nii see siin k2ibki, igal pool. Suundusime kohalikku restorani; n2gi v2lja selline sovjett-noobel koht aga igas teises lausas pidutsev seltskond oli v2ga gruusialik. Esimese tellimusega oli suur laud peaaegu t2ielikult kaetud. Ysna selge ...
Getting lost with wine
... The city was modernized quite significantly by the Soviets, but there are still pockets with masses of character. For example, we stumbled upon a partially derelict armenian (I think) church built in 1701, while walking through the old town. We saw the old city walls and climbed up the hill to visit the beautiful cathedral which over looks the city. At lunch, we settled into a cafe and drunk waaaay too much delicious Georgian rose, and i am not feeling my best right now. ...
Along a Mud Track
... walls that lined the track and lots of tall wet grass. We did give Cher a fright as she walked by on the track she was ready to fight off the bear she thought we were in the woods with her walking stick.
We found the edge of a massive river valley and realized we were on the other side of a ravine to where Jeff and Rowan sat upon the high fortress walls. We got back to the track then into the ruins ...
Svetitskhoveli,Uplistsikhe Cave City,Stalin Museum
... There’s a pool with several trout swimming in it, and at one side is an outside brick cook area with a large barrel filled with firewood kindling. Alongside it, the owner turns skewers of pork on the smoky, open pit. There is a long building to one side of this and we are seated in a coupe -- a small, private dining room (which is considered to be the “cool” thing to do). I jump at the opportunity to go outside again, to meet the ...
Jvari Church 'n Samtavro Nunnery
... and we don't enter, as it seems the service is just ending. There are three older women with palms extended, begging, as we walk through the outer gate to the church grounds. We circle around the outside of the church and note two graves which are somewhat raised above ground, with flowers planted on the flat top of the graves. It is here that the tomb of King Mirian and Queen Nana (4th century) is located. As we leave the area, we ...
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