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Grape crushing troughs at Nekresi Monastery
Many stories about Monasteries

May 24th 2016
<em style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Day 122 Thursday 19th May 2016 – Tbilisi to Telavi Off to see the Georgian countryside today so packed up and asked at reception about getting a taxi to the bus station, we were told that the bus to Telavi stopped up on the main street which is great. We actually think she meant that the bus to go to the bus station that ... read more
Asia » Georgia » Tbilisi District

Georgian Flag The region of present-day Georgia contained the ancient kingdoms of Colchis and Kartli-Iberia. The area came under Roman influence in the first centuries AD and Christianity became the state religion in the 330s. Domination by Persians, Arabs, and Tu... ... read more
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27th May 2016

Monastery Madness!
The monasteries were wondrous, so amazing that even though quite ancient, they still sported discernible frescoes and carvings. I would, however, have liked to see Scott in a skirt for the service! But what madness was in your adventures from the best to the worst of hotel hosts and food (oh boy, mayo/cheese pizza and that nasty churchkhela that I was chicken to even try in Russia), sheep crossings and killer ducks, and the hard-to-believe figure of 700 people being slaughtered at one go without the help of automatic weapons. Very entertaining tour that one was! Love the grape troughs, jugs in the ground and roadside wine dispensaries--very exotic!
27th May 2016

No skirt for me
Me in a skirt would not make a pretty picture. The churchkhela did not taste the way we expected, nothing offensive, just chewy and crunchy.

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