Mozart Hotel
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Parting Shots
Dinner last night on the terrace of the Mozart Hotel across from the Opera House. The night's entertainment provided by some sort of inscrutable street theater. Halway into the meal 4-5 white vans decorated with balloons pull into the square and park, dispatching men dressed as brides in white skirts with laundry bag veils clutching flowers, men …
A day in Odessa
... meal we have had, which is saying something because we have been blessed with having some amazing meals over time. The service was simply the best possible, we had 5 waiters just looking after us, top service, in fact so good I cannot described it, so I won’t. We had a ‘surprise’ to start ie Gill had seabass with lobster caviar, me a fois gras confit followed by proper starters of (for Gill) Lobster and seafood salad which had 2 types of mussels, lobster ...
First steps in Ukraine
... night train. The queues were crazy. Tickets in hand we set out to see the city.
Lunch in a canteen - brilliant. We had dinner in a different canteen up on the top floor of a shopping centre. Again brilliant.
We walked down a popular walking avenue, saw some parks, statues, churches, buildings and the famous Pomtekin ...
Last one
... the senior counsellor, Martina, Réka, Yoon Gi, Leo, Kamila, Tamara, Ema, Nastya from AIESEC Odessa, my host Vitalii, the children that I worked with, who were such darlings to me throughout my time at the camp, and most of all, the following people:
Eugenia - You were an absolute star, whether at the camp or in Kyiv. Thank you so much for guiding Hailey and I around, we wouldn't have had such a great time if it weren't for you! And ...
Rückreise von der Halbinsel Krim
Km: 69209
Kurze Besichtigung von der „Heldenstadt“ Sevastopol. Es gibt hier sehr viele Memorials zu besichtigen, die vor und nach verschiedenen Kriegen entstanden sind. Sevastopol ist eine sehr geschichtsträchtige Stadt und war bis 1991 eine geschlossene Stadt in die nicht mal die Krimbewohner rein durften. Nach wie vor ist in Sevastopol die russische Schwarzmehrflotte beheimatet.
Ich verlasse nun ...