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Crossing the Caucasus
... that the weather is so hot in the capital that you would have to be "insane or desperately unfortunate" to visit in July or August. Stay tuned for what will surely be an interesting post next time...
And while I have your attention, I might as well point out that I have a play on in Edinburgh, which my brother is acting in. Our website is here: www.dutch-courage.co.uk. So if you happen to be going to Edinburgh for the festival then check it out!
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Day 3 of immobility
... back to the offices, where the letter is waiting.
In the mean time Emin has checked the ferry prices, and they aren't that far from what we were told, maybe something does work here!!
Better get off to the local dinner spot where they have wifi, so we can eat a meal, and keep in touch.
Hope you are keeping up with all this.
Mileage about 150 km, none of which was in Stanley. Thand goodness for the oil ...
To a litle bit better world
... obligation or national duty it is to remember the genocide enacted by Turkey almost a century ago. There is little love between the two, and where Armenia turns to its best friend Russia, Georgia follows it's big brother, USA, like a loyal sibling. We were in Tbilisi when Hilary Clinton arrived - for no other reason than to make a statement that Georgia is not alone; it has the USA on its side. Georgia, in its obsession with progress and development, is modernizing at ...
What can oil do?
... of history. At the same time, it is modern. You know a city in this region is on the up-and-up when it boasts clean public toilets, recycling bins, and is completely void of stray dogs and dog poop. This place has money. Of course it comes at a cost. In spite of its many tree-lined boulevards, pedestrian streets, and it's romatic-looking boardwalk by the sea, a walk out on the pier (where a fountain in the sea spouts a 50 metre column of water) reveals an oil-slicked ...
Km 5534, Baku
Hmm, ich weiss gar nicht, wo ich anfangen soll zu erzählen. Die letzten paar Tage hatte ich wirklich seehr viel erlebt!
Ich habe Tbilisi am 13. Mai verlassen und wollte unbedingt noch ein paar Tage in Georgien bleiben, da ich noch nicht genug von diesem grossartigen Land gesehen habe. Ich bin also nicht den direkten Weg nach Baku gefahren, sondern habe noch einen kleinen Umweg entlang des Kaukasus gemacht. Nach zwei Tagen erreichte ich Lagodhekhi ...


