Motel Zarasai
Sarakiskes Village Zarasai, Lithuania
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Back to nature
... plum in the centre, stuffed roast peppers and roast potatoes. Not having had a home-cooked meal in a while we dug in and all ended the meal completely stuffed.
We started the next day with a huge feast of pancakes with home-made apple fillings and jams. That gave us plenty of fuel for the 1 hour hike through the national park to get to the Bee Museum. It was a beautiful walk and we were the only group on the trails. The Bee Museum was small and basic, but ...
Fishing trip to a river and a lake
... a lot of fish as well.
And another food, which is new to Belarus but quite popular:
Suluguni cheese (slightly salty, between feta and cheddar, maybe mozzarella would be good), wrapped in a thin lavash bread and BBQed. Very tasty!
I feel I am gaining weight fast in Belarus! :)
I had a blast - lots of fun, fishing, swimming, drinking and riding power boats!
Now I need rest from this "rest" trip :)
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Leeduga ühel pool
... ja mõningase ootamise järel saabub mees, kes viipab suuna paadilaenutuspunktini ja uurib, kust me pärit oleme.
Paadid on kollase-punasekirjud. Võtan paadi kolmeks tunniks. Järve teises servas käin inimtühjalt redeliga paadisillalt ujumas, vesi on mõnus. Sealt pääseb edasi teise järve, sest osa järvi on omavahel ühendatud. Loen raamatut ja lasen tuulel paati tuldud teed tagasi kanda. Tuttava redeliga silla juures teen ...
What Rockers Do, The Morning After.
... ourselves for a while.
On the drive out of Zarasai, there were plenty of hitch-hikers - black-clad and scary looking. Our car was stuffed full, but we still managed to fit a couple of lads in, with Saskia and Eartha sitting on their knees. After they left us in Utena, we picked up another one for a few km.
Two minutes after we'd dropped him off, we saw a bloke in a suit hitching. We both shrugged and drove on by. Sorry, we only pick up hitchers that look mad, bad and ...
Serendipity
We arrived in Zarasai too late for the tourist information centre. We had nowhere to stay and we had to stop for the night. We'd been driving for about six hours. Zarasai is the first habitation in Lithuiania that we thought might have a hostel or if it came to the worst, a campsite. We were well knackered, and we really didn't want to put up a tent and try to cook on one ring, if there was a ...


