Walk Back in Time

The town itself is charming. A wonderful walk back in time.

Souvenirs

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 waiting for customers.

Monument to Georgians Who Died in WWII

View of Signagi and Caucasus Mountains

Papakha Hat Time

View of Tsnori

One of many funny moments of my trying to pronounce a Georgian name of something. I called the town Tsnori  – Snori – I couldn’t get the ‘T’ sound at all.

View of the town of Tsnori.

Walking About

Car from the times of the Soviet Union.

What makes Georgian wine so famous worldwide – well one reason – is how it is kept in clay pots in the ground. This is a smaller example of what the clay pots look like.

Tavaduri Restaurant

The restaurant was filled with Russians, Armenians and Georgians.  The atmosphere was fantastic, alive with robust energy. Like I was in a James Bond movie and stepped into a Russian bar where everyone was drinking vodka (they were!) while talking and laughing loudly with local music and burning hot fire places mixed into the medley.

Traditional Georgian Food

Dachi ordered pork and potatoes.

I ordered the sausage. The food was delicious!

Drive Back to Tbilisi

Another wonderful day exploring this beautiful country.

S, 🇬🇪