029-30 Tbilisi 18.+19.8.2018

Nadia prepared a nice breakfast and then we went to town to meet Quentin & Mathieu for lunch. It was nice to meet them again and funny to talk about our routes like “we will cross the Caspian Sea at Baku or more south and … Uzbekistan, … silk road….”. Sounds like adventurers and explorers, but most of the time we sleep in beds after a shower and use WiFi.

After lunch Nadia showed me the main church, Sameba Holy trinity Cathedral.

The stairways and the park in front of the church give an impressing path to it. Before entering I got something to cover my short trousers and Nadia covered her hair.

The inside of course is impressing, too, but for me the big effect came downstairs, where you see other halls, at least three or four, depending how you count halls with 2 floors.

We also saw ….. with the flag of Europian Union as a clear statement and in front of it the monument for …..

The metro is often a real underground, the escalators need 2min to get you up or down.

The video is a cut version, as a policeman asked me to stop filming when he passed me

https://youtu.be/X6al818idXA

In the mini busses the drivers normally have some pictures of Icons helping them to drive.

Tired because of walking in the heat we came back and met Mariam who had finished her job (at 4 instead 6, because it is Saturday). They bought some ingrediencies for home made dinner and a huge water melon. As Threesome we ate a quarter or a bit more.

The dinner was great, Nadia and Mariam prepared Imeruli Khachapuri with a Padrijani-variation and Kada pie as a dessert

Later, we made some trials to sing “Dona nobis pacem” as I would like to assemble a canon sung by those friends whom I may meet on this trip.

Sunday was Sunday ?

Except for Mariam who had to work and wanted to meet friends directly after that.

In the evening Nadia took me to town a last time, showing me other beautiful place, then, again, she cooked and we two had dinner while Mariam after 13 hours of work on Sunday went out.

Meanwhile Nadia and I made some recordings of the “Bürgeschaft” (The pledge) of Friedrich Schiller and when Mariam came home, we did the same with “Dona nobis pacem” and after that singing other songs (Their favorite is Smokie). At 1 a.m. I had to give up…

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