Can’t resist posting this picture of some street art taken in Tbilisi, Georgia, in 2018. Does it not look like COVID?? And this was in 2018! (But what’s that dwarf vomiting a rainbow supposed to mean? The next pandemic?)
Happy Halloween! Last week was a wonderful week, 2 personal leave days off for Durga Puja (the missus’ main festival), and 1 day of Public Holiday for Prophet Muhammad’s birthday. Nice, but not in terms of work! Up to my neck now, even when the Project’s supposed to be finishing.
Here’s a quick picture post. Posting the rest of my Tbilisi photos which I’ve more or less collected… Till freer times, enjoy!
More street art – that mandrill’s gonna sneeze if you keep doing that! (And here’s a link to some nice blue people with Jayden) – Underpass at Baratashvili Bridge, Tbilisi
And that’s a statue of Baratashvili himself (don’t ask me who he is, I found it out on Google Maps)
More statues… and the kids, near the Ambassadori Hotel, Tbilisi
And just beside the Ambassadori, the crooked clock tower of Tbilisi – Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theatre, Tbilisi
Europe Square, complete with a tree filled with metal boxes
Anu and the Peace Bridge (if only the world could learn to embrace peace…)
A stroll on Shota Rustaveli Avenue – that’s the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts (sez Google Maps)
And that’s the Opera & Ballet Theatre at night (also sez Google Maps)
Awww, when’s the food coming?? Waiting for our khachapuri, khink’ali, pork ojakhuri… at a Georgian Restaurant on Shota Rustaveli Avenue… (I think it’s the Tannini Restaurant, I didn’t record down the name, but the pictures of Tannini in Google Maps sure look like it!)
That’s all for now. Meanwhile, enjoy a spooky Halloween!!!
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