Top 3 - details from a carved wooden door.
Bottom - sorting out my book collection back in Tbilisi - 8-900 books or so...
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
Etseri, Svaneti, Georgia...
Top: Sergo the Reaper
Next: Watching paint crack, a favourite pastime
Bottom 2: You've heard of James & the Giant Peach perhaps, but Sergo & the Giant Tomato?! It weighed in at 1.2 kg...
Next: Watching paint crack, a favourite pastime
Bottom 2: You've heard of James & the Giant Peach perhaps, but Sergo & the Giant Tomato?! It weighed in at 1.2 kg...
Monday, 20 October 2008
Internet sizmari (nightmare), Georgia
Several days now of no internet at home and in a significant part of Tbilisi, with rumours of an ISP having gone down. So I'm accessing it from a friend's house tonight. And a warm welcome to the first visitors to the blog from Jordan and Bangladesh, countries 91 and 92!
Today's photos are from my recent 25th tour of Svaneti - from Kurashi, top part of Etseri village. It has a purportedly 9th-century church with an 11th-century gospel, all of which I saw for the first time. The 3rd photo is a small copy of the wheel used to torture St George. And the bottom is a house in Kurashi.
Today's photos are from my recent 25th tour of Svaneti - from Kurashi, top part of Etseri village. It has a purportedly 9th-century church with an 11th-century gospel, all of which I saw for the first time. The 3rd photo is a small copy of the wheel used to torture St George. And the bottom is a house in Kurashi.
Labels:
Caucasus,
church door,
etseri,
Kurashi,
New Testament,
Republic of Georgia,
Svaneti
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