Published: September 26th 2006September 25th 2006
Here are some pictures of Klaipeda, Juodkrante, and Nida. A really beautiful place; I was surprised by how few people there were on the beaches, in the towns and villages, etc., but I guess the tourist season was coming to a close.
I had written a longer more descriptive entry about these two places, but it somehow got erased.
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Last summer I was playing baseball in Lithuania, coaching in Moscow, hitching through Bavaria, and working construction in the South of France. Who knows what this summer will bring.
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In Klaipeda
Before boarding the boat to the Corunian Spit.
Nida
View of Dunes from below.
Svyturys
Is the word for Lighthouse in Lithuanian. It is also the name of the most popular beer in the country.
The Devil
One of the many wood carvings on Devil's Hill, this walk through the forest with all these statues telling the stories of Lithuanian Folk/Fairy Tales.
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