A Month in Georgia

My month in the Republic of Georgia
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  • Gallery from 2015 trip
  • Wine tasting in Mtatsminda Park, Tbilisi
  • A trip to Stalinsville (AKA Gori)
  • A trip to Stepantsminda (more commonly Kazbegi)
  • Riding the rails – Tbilisi Metro
  • Day of the Saucer
  • A hot bath in Tbilisi
  • English language graffiti from around Georgia
  • Tbilisi to Batumi by train
  • Batumi’s amazing, quirky architecture
  • Walking the Batumi foreshore
  • Hiking to the glacier
  • A trip to the Great Waterfall at Lagodekhe
  • Georgia, a photographer’s delight

Gallery from 2015 trip

Here is a selection of images to give you an indication of what Georgia is like. These were taken in August 2015

Kasbegi
wine bottles
Peace Bridge
wine tasting in ex Soviet Tunnel
Tbilisi old city with fortress and church
Tbilisi - crooked house
Wine tunnel entrance
relaxing garden - winery
House on cliff - Tbilisi
Qveri - wine making vessels
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roadside melon seller
on the way to wine country
Foreign exchange outlets
View from winery terrace
Europe's larges icon of Christ
Cafe area with instructional sign
One house, overlooking the city
Dome roofed bath houses - Tbilisi
Street scene, old Tbilisi
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  • A hot bath in Tbilisi
  • English language graffiti from around Georgia
  • Batumi’s amazing, quirky architecture
  • Walking the Batumi foreshore
  • Tbilisi to Batumi by train
  • Hiking to the glacier
  • A trip to the Great Waterfall at Lagodekhe
  • Day of the Saucer
  • A trip to Stalinsville (AKA Gori)
  • A trip to Stepantsminda (more commonly Kazbegi)
  • Riding the rails – Tbilisi Metro
  • Wine tasting in Mtatsminda Park, Tbilisi
  • One month to go

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