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There was a big earthquake in Turkey????????

I couldn't post about my trip to Georgia

I'll post a blog as a memo

The previous travel journal is here↓

The city of Batumi that we went to

had no historical buildings

only modern buildings

I just looked at the surroundings

It felt like I just walked around

I'm a history buff, so I was like, hmm...

But for now, I decided to just enjoy Georgian cuisine

It seems to be a resort, but it's off-season

so I couldn't go in the sea...

But the imbalance between the old Soviet buildings and the modern buildings may have given it a unique feel

(My husband really liked it)

This is some kind of square

It might have been Europe Square, I think↓

There were a lot of casinos nearby

This is the station sign

I'm not used to seeing Russian, so it's a bit exciting↓ This train↓It looks like an express train

My first time in Georgia! I got gel nails.

I was worried (sorry) about whether it would be okay with a shop like this. They had nothing to do with decoration or art, and only had bright, single-colored colors, so I went for the safest gold glitter.↓ I bled when I got my cuticles done, but this nail didn't budge even after a month, so I don't know if the lady is good or bad at it (lol).

Then there was a moss, and a Turkish town ????????, and so on.↓

There was also a synagogue, but unfortunately I couldn't get there.

And some other building (I'm already too lazy to look up the name)↓ This was also some kind of church↓ Some kind of theater↓ This is a nouveau riche-looking tower with a Ferris wheel on the upper floor (lol)↓ Alphabet Tower↓ What was this?↓ A fountain in the park.

On the way back, the border line on the land route had a pedestrian sign like this, separating it from cars↓

There are a few more things, but that's all for now (lol) (sorry, this is a quick one lol)

Bonus! This is an object from Rize, a city famous for its tea, on the way back↓

This is the end of my travel journal from Georgia at the end of January

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