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The hills of Latvia
... br> Another feature of this part of Latvia, which is called Kurzeme, is a sculpture park near Sabile. Over a square kilometer, loosely dotted with some 100 big sculptures. An inspiring place for a stroll and a pick nick in the sun.
All in all there was so much to see, and the days are getting so short, that we were again biking around 90 km a day only. But it was enough to be in time for the ferry leaving from ...
On the way to Latgale
... John Paul visited. Many Catholics make a pilgrimage here in August. We passed many storks, in their giant nests and in the field, during our drive. We've seen them everywhere in the countryside in Latvia. Our first stop was the Latgale Cultural Museum in Livani. Here were old tools, furniture, looms and clothing, from the early 20th century. By the time we arrived in Preili, the sun was shining. We made a stop at a well known, ...
Medieval
... in public and you can even visit it now. And no, I didn't do that, I prefered staying outside and visited the 2-storey handmade caves and the Ligatne Nature Trail where I saw bears, an elk, lynxes, wild boars etc. in an "openair zoo".
Sigulda
In Turaida Museum Reserve I visited the medieval Turaida Castle ...
Il maesto fiume Gauja
... di rendermene conto, il kayak si e' capovolto io mi sono ritrovato nell'acqua fino al collo, con i vestiti zuppi un sorriso un po' ebete per l'assurdita' della situazione. Riconsegnato il kayak, mi sono asciugato e sono partito mentre la pioggia cominciava a scendere su Sigulda. Destinazione Estonia, la citta' di Parnu per l'esattezza, dove sono arrivato verso le 8, fermandomi in un campeggio ben attrezzato dove ho deciso di restare anche domani.
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Sigulda, August 20, 2005 - Saturday
... that I'd delve into the Gauja National Park up to that point. And from there I would go back. I descended to Gaujas iela, a street that first turned into a bridge across the Gauja river, and then, on the opposite side, in spite of being christened Turadias iela, it practically transformed into a road through the park. Armed with town and national park map in one, I wished to avoid asphalt to any extent possible and reach Turaida Castle walking dirt road as much as I ...