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10 December 2010
Toyland
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We arrived in Tartu, Estonia after a two hour drive through snowy forests and across another barely marked border. It felt high time to vis...
The KGB Cells of Tartu
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On a blizzardy day when all seemed bleak and cold, we visited the KGB cells museum in Tartu. It was a strange, disconcerting place that we ...
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07 December 2010
Together We Can Build...
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Merlin: On another wintery, snowy day, we stayed close to home because of sickness (mine) and compassion (Rebecca's). Home, right now, ...
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Happy Hanukkah!
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So, no one in Latvia celebrates Hanukkah. I know, shocking. But it still struck me as sort of sad not to see any blue incorporated into town...
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Flat-via
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Latvia is very flat. How flat? The Latvian language never developed a word for "mountain." Interestingly, "Go Tell it on t...
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06 December 2010
The Aluksne - Gulbene Narrow Gauge Railroad
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We drove to Gulbene to take a ride on the little narrow gauge railroad that runs between that town and Aluksne, where we are staying. Sadly...
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04 December 2010
Oh, Christmas Tree
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A young man at an outdoors store told us that the town bowling alley was no longer, the woman at the Valmiera Dance Theater box office told...
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Castle Hunting: Pils Cēsis
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When we got to Cēsis we thought we'd check out the town castle - expecting some disheveled mound blanketed by snow. When we were issued...
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02 December 2010
Winter Wonderland
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Latvia is sort of short and squat (much like their elderly) so a decision had to be made in Riga, whether to go west or east. We chose east...
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01 December 2010
Castle Hunting: Sigulda Castles
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Latvia is a land of castles, in a way that is inspiring and overwhelming. There are so many because Latvia was, at one time, on a major tra...
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