
Lile with part of the feast in the morning light, including (left of centre) the remains of my massive birthday cake
Me in traditional Svan costume
Football in a spectacular setting, with cows for an audience
Beauty and the beast: young lady with roast piglet's head
A visiting heliskiing team of 14 from Germany... paying $2700 per hour total for the machine, 3 pilots, a guard, a fuel truck, etc. They had a great morning on our virgin slopes.

4 comments:
gamarjoba svano kaco! :D
tony rogor aris "gmarjoba" svanurad? and "rogor xar"?
ყოველთვის ძალიან სასიამოვნოა შენი სურათების და ბლოგის ნახვა!!
დიდი მადლობა.
:)
nino
So do you really eat the head or is it just a symbolic inclusion on in the meal? All I can say is, well, yuck.
You have a very intersting post today - great pics!
I had a hard enough time posting to the blog at all in Ushguli, & wasn't able to catch many of the comments. Sorry...
"Gamarjoba" in Svan is "Khocha ladegh" and "Rogor xar" is magwart xari". Hope this helps - get a native speaker to help with pronunciation!
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