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Border Crossing Experience & Vilnius in Lithuania
... within their command) under the new democratic, non-communistic regime. The quickly shredded documents and took off over night.
This was a most uncomfortable / sickening experience. To see the monitoring equipment, cells, torture chambers, death chamber etc made you feel sick in the stomach. To think that this was still occurring right up to August 1991 in Lithuania. From this building, apparently listening devices and cameras were all over the city ...
A whirlwind visit
... look basically like southern Ontario, so there wasn't much to do but sit back and try not to go insane listening to the Lithuanian rap the driver blasted all the way to Riga...coaches have seat belts in this part of the world and about an hour in, I decided I might just like to wear mine for various reasons, one being that we were behind a dramatic police chase of a mid-sized transport truck for 20 minutes. The chase ended at a huge police barricade lined with men and women ...
The currency is lit
... br> This hostel is better than the last, although seems to attract odd peopke ( myself not included) there are 3 men staying here dressed in weird Austrian style clothes and hats who say they are carpenters and taking 3 years to travel round the world - weirdos.
WiFi is becoming increasing difficult to find, so blogging may become harder !
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European Escapades
... new friends turn to buy a round and he said he had no money because the banks in Palau were closed over the weekend. We thought it was pretty weird and wondered how he was going to pay the 15 euro for the pub crawl. He ended up hanging around for a while which was so awkward and went home early because he had no money. There was no way I was going to bank roll him all night! We went downstairs for the pub crawl and our night got exponentially better. We went to ...
Taurage Adventure
... while she called the director of the Taurage archives office and Judita bravely called people from the phone book. A few times we thought we were close but in the end we needed more information.
Judita is only two years older than me and was very excited to have an opportunity to practice her English. She invited me to stay at her home for the night and I suggested that I speak with her students the following day. We gladly agreed on ...