Hotel Vecekrug
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Lagaminų pakavimas
Pradedam kelionę nuo lagaminų. Gal pati neįdomiausia kelionės dalis. Tikiuosi nieko nepamiršime, nors taip būna gana retai, greičiau nebūna... :) Kiek kartų sau žadėta, kad į kitą kelionę imsiu tik vienus džinsus ir pora marškinėlių, bet su kiekviena nauja kelione tas pats.... Pusę spintos ...
Oriana in Klaipeda, Lithuania
We arrived the quaint port of Klaipeda, in Lithuania, at 9 in the morning.
It began to drizzle when we started off on the short walk from the cruise ship terminal to the theatre square.
We ambled around taking in all the sights in both the old town and the new town across the Pilies river, joining all the other passengers doing likewise. ...
Bummin' in the Baltics- By Dani
... Empire State Building. A masculine monstrosity of a multi-teared cement block high rise built in the1950’s after WWII. Its was built by Soviet republic workers for the people of Latvia- you can see the hammers & sickles on the outside of building- the true symbol of communism.
The old KGB (Soviet security agency/ police) building nearby is still standing in the CBD & remains untouched. Horrible things were supposed to have happened within the walls of this building ...
Klaipeda
... of crosses despite the hill being plowed under during different occupation periods. From the hill we drove to Palanga. This is another beautful sea side resort with beautiful beaches and lots of sand. and bikinis.. Luckily we have not had anywhere close to the weather predicted before we keft!. where predictions then were ...
Police
... and the insurance pays that. Nevertheless, I don't want to spend some time again at a Lithuanian police station.
After that "meeting" I went to a beach near Nida and even went swimming in the Baltic Sea. The sun was shining and the water wasn't too cold for swimming. In Nida I went to the Parnidis Sand dune from where you can see the Russian side of the Curonian Spit. Furthermore, I walked through the town full of tourists. Really, there were tons of them!
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