Welcome to Day 6 of this 10 Day Travel Photo Challenge! My Dusty Flip-Flops has nominated me for this challenge, thank you my friend! My Dusty Flip-Flops and I have been following each other’s blog adventures here on WordPress since 2017. It’s always nice to reconnect! The 10 Day Travel Photo Challenge: post one photo for 10 days with no explanation…
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Tbilisi, Georgia – Afternoon Fun Part II – With Some Added Morning Moments and Last Bits of Sharing on My Final Day in Georgia….
Dachi took me to an outdoor flea market as a final place to buy the one last black papakha hat I needed to purchase! This was filled with lots of relics and antiques from the Soviet Union! So much cool stuff to see! By this time, I was so exhausted, I could hardly take it…
Tbilisi, Georgia – Final Afternoon Fun – Part I
While at the Narikala Fortress, Dachi bought me a crown of fresh flowers from this woman! We started walking down from the Narikala Fortress to see the waterfall at a steep wall of Sololaki Hill. On our way down the hill we see this Azerbaijan church: Lots of traditional Georgian homes made of brick, wood, small…
Tbilisi, Georgia – Narikala Fortress – View of Old Town Tbilisi
This day I learned that, simple put, the view of Tbilisi from the fortress is referred to as Old Town Tbilisi. Dachi and I rode a cable car up to the fortress. When you exit the cable car, you don’t enter the fortress – you enter an area just to the right of it. Here…
Mtskheta, Georgia – Svetitskhoveli Cathedral
Dachi, my awesome tour guide told me that the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is the most holy of churches in Georgia – here is where the robe Jesus wore during or shortly after his crucifixion and members of the original Royal Family are buried. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Anything that is restored…
Mtskheta, Georgia – Jvari Monastery
In the 4th century, this is the location where Saint Nino converted the King of Iberia to Christianity and erected a large wooden cross on the sight of a pagan temple. The cross worked miracles and started drawing pilgrims from the area. The Jvari Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Again, I had to…
Signagi, Georgia – Walking Around Town & Lunch!
The town itself is charming!! A wonderful walk back in time…… Lots of locals selling homemade wool items! I bought a pair of wool slippers like these yesterday! Colorful mats and souvenirs! Handmade wool socks! A seller…. Monument to those Georgians who died in WWII: Names of those who died… View of the city…. Papakha…
Georgia – Driving North to the Gudauri Ski Resort!
Well, so much for getting up and going to the sulpher baths this morning! I slept in!! LoL!! Anyway…..it seems the tour guide who picked me up yesterday at the airport is my private tour guide! A cute 25 year old Georgian from Tbilisi! I didn’t realize my tours would be just me and this…
Tbilisi, Georgia – Wandering Around on New Year’s Day
So, my main goal today, as it was my one tour free day, was to hit a sulphur bath! With suggestions from my tour guide I googled the best locations. I found one and put that location into my GPS….and I was off!!! Now, I will say that I, at this time, had no idea…
Happy New Year’s Day From Tbilisi, Georgia!
Yup, I’m starting 2019 in this little country that sits on the continental border of Europe and Asia and is surrounded by Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and the Black Sea! After Michael and I’s Mediterranean cruise, I had three days to blog about our adventures and be blog up-to-date ready for my solo trip here during…
