Hotel Vip Victoria Tbilisi
Arakishvili1st al. 3 Tbilisi, 0179, Georgia
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The last party before Iran
... so many problems. Not bad considering we had such a great time and made some new friends.
Overall I did enjoy Tbilisi, but I certainly don’t think I got a full taste of everyday Georgian life. Apart from Turkey, I think that this whole trip has been a bit hasty, though I am not complaining. I am starting to think that leaving little bits to the imagination can lend a country a much more romantic feel to it. As Turkey proved, there are sometimes stones that are better left ...
Kazbegi
... piiri.
Pärast monstumenti tekib mõ****ne teetolm ja on juba täitsa enam-vähem teelolemise tunne. Üks peatus on ka kohas, kus keegi justkui oleks mäeküljele sülitanud. Mööda oranzhi kivimit voolab mineraalvett. David ostab mulle mõningasest protestist hoolimata sinimustvalge mütsi.
Kazbegi on pisut maad enne Vene piiri, teisel pool on Vladikavkaz.
Kazbegis alustame programmi paarispissimisega, seejärel jaguneme dzhiipidesse, et sõita 4,5 ...
Kakheti
... costs 50 lari.
They allow me to use the local computer, only it lacks internet. After the girls have looked into the matter for about 10 minutes, I hear their diagnose "maybe problem internet". Possibly. In the end they manage to force start the web and I amuse myself with editing my article to be published soon. At some time the fuss around me intensifies so I leave the place.
In front of the room there has appeared a young man with beer, looking into emptiness.
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Foreign Affairs to Remember
... of course they’re there but I don’t know, maybe different architecture? I’ll have to find out when I go back!
After a few hours of wandering I went back to the hostel via the twisty streets of old town again. I read for a while and arranged for a taxi to take me to the airport for my flight back to Georgia. The airport was strangely quiet and we were the only flight leaving around that time. The flight back was smooth, it was a small plane, only 50 seats ...
Mama Georgia
... the uninterested live singer and violinist did bring the atmosphere down a bit as far as we were concerned. Georgians might think any type of live music is fancy, but we found it just as toe-crunching as the elevator music on the flight.
Dinner was nice though, except for the dill, which I'm just gonna have to get used to. Weird, too, that they had dishes for 5 Lari, and also dishes for 50 Lari.. (25 euro)
Washed by mommy
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