Susi Tallinn

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Today was a fairly casual day without any true plan. That's always a good time when I can sit back and not worry and just wander. Tallinn, Estonia was where we stopped, although it was a bit shorter then the rest of the stops with only 8 hours on land. After sleeping in from the late night before, finally got off the boat around 11am and just meandered. I had no expectations of this country, since I've never even have heard about it ...

... kõl*b p*ljulub*v*lt. Keith s*i k* lõpuks *uto pe*le ning mängib devildriver, h*kk*me t**skord om* h*lv*loomulisi mõnitustuure üles võtm* ning ehk jõu*me Leedussegi tän*. Enne poolt k*hte jõudsime pär*le! Kun* Leedus on erinev*lt Lätist tee ääres viid*d j* sildid, jõudsime järeldusele, et leeduk*d v*r*st*v*d lätl*ste silte. Hiljem mõistsime, et n*d äkki teev*d v*hetust- leeduk*d võt*v*d lätl*ste sildid j* lätl*sed võt*v*d leeduk*te s-tähed, sest Leedus on sõn*d p*lju rohkem välj*loet*v ...

... it workable. The stone walls are used well for markets, and the small nooks and crannies have little art galleries and cafe's tucked away. The town square is lined with outdoor restaurants onlooking the town hall which looms high above. We had dinner in a medieval themed place last night there which was the best meal we've had so far, plus the most expensive. It was like going way back in time and wasn't trite ...

... thirty. In my country you'd gradually start calling it evening, but so high up north it could still pass off as a late afternoon. But in all events, I knew I wouldn't see way too much today. It didn't matter, though. However far I would get, fine. I first came out onto the street called Kentmanni. Whatever that meant. The pavement was still wet and car lights reflected off it as if from a mirror. I knew I had not been given a room in the narrowest town centre, but ...

Yes you read that correctly. Autumn. I waited and waited for summer and warmth here in Helsinki, ... and it never came. They are telling me now that is just going to start raining more and more and getting cooler and cooler. Damn, ... at least the sun is beginning to set at times I am used to. I went to Tallinn, Estonia or in Estonian, Tallinna, Estee ,for the day today. My cruiseliner laft the ...

... hands with other competitors. In addition to this, over the next few days there were all sorts of musical shows and so on, mostly centred on the town square. After exploring the Old Town, including climbing up the steep spire of St Olaf's for grand views over the city, we decided to explore the new town. Near the water was a massive ferry terminal, with huge cruise liners. We went in and on the spur of the moment decided to take a day trip to Helskini ...

I liked Estonia. Stayed at a really cool Hostel totally run down but bursting with Charm. OK it wasn't that run down just total choas it seem half the people staying there also work there. Come to think of it they were because if you volunteer you could stay there for free and everyone knows how far a backpacker will go to save money. What else to say.

... After a nice lunch at the old town square, we re-boarded our motor coach for a drive to Rocca Al Mare. 18th & 19th century village & farm buildings, windmills & a church. Saw a folkloric show by local performers in their national costumes and had time to browse in the museum's gift shop before returning to Tallinn and back to our ship. It was a wonderful day!

... church members. Most of the children were very excited to have them, and some went to take showers right away. Genna, Peter, Cindy and Steve went on a walk with all of the older boys from 11:00pm to midnight. Mall said that the big boys needed to talk with Genna and Peter :) They sat on the beach and watched the gorgeous red moon rise above Lake Peipsi at 12:30am. After that, everyone was ready to go to bed and rest up for ...