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Days 15 to 16: Riga
... specialty. It’s undrinkable (Mike – almost undrinkable J) but since our last visit it has had a make-over and been combined with blackcurrant and is now gooooood! Plus we got it for free which made it taste even better. This particular cocktail bar was as much fun as we remember with great bar staff but significantly more expensive drinks and REALLY significantly smaller cocktail glasses. However, the Mai Tai’s have not lost their potency and the bar ...
Memories in the Making
... half circle, getting my intake of the view from this perspective, I then crossed the street into the main square of this lovely town. In the center of the main plaza is a wonderfully ornate building which is known as the “Blackhead's House.” It is a charming, brick building with fabulous gilded statues all around it and on top. It has been used historically, for a host of purposes but most notably, the home of the “Blackheads of Germany” thus taking ...
No Foto; No Smiling; No Kidding
... videographer--atop the "Lock" bridge. The third; well, they all seemed to blend together after a while. I will say this, however: not one spontaneous thing happened between these couples as they were all directed and choreographed closely by their various photographers, repeating each activity multiple times until the images could provide a perfect reflection of a thing that didn't really happen as it was recorded to have happened. When was it that weddings became more ...
An Unexpected Layover in Riga
... stood while three attendants nattered amongst themselves. Then a group of stewards and pilots arrived with the need for seats to where we were going. Boarding passes were printed and issued to the group. When I suggested loudly that we were perhaps invisible to the attendants, one spoke up and asked how she could help us. I told her of our need and said that the flight was fully booked. There ...
Visiting my great grandmother's birthplace...
... eventually migrated to Australia. My mission while in Riga is to find out what happened to the two siblings who stayed, particularly Ettie's older sister, Beila.
Just outside of town Naryshkin Park - the site of the massacre of over 3000 men women and children from the Shauli area (the administrative area) during the Holocaust. A quiet, sombre memorial sits shaded by the trees that ring the ...