Tuesday, 28 August 2007

Georgian Military Highway

There are few roads through the Caucasus. On the way to Kazbegi I experienced pleasure driving the so called ‘military highway’ that connects Tbilisi to the North Ossetian capital of Vladikavkaz in Russia. The road is less potholed than expected and offers roadside sheep fur hats shops, cow stables on every single bridge, many different pig promenades and astonishing collection of Soviet mosaic art. Due to Russian-Georgian disputes (they all blame it on Putin) the border is closed so the ‘highway’ is dead end, but Kazbegi is a great base for relaxing and hiking for a few days.





4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I love the pig-picture!

Puss och kram.

danielskantze said...

Such amazing photos! I can only begin to imagine how breath taking these views must be in real life!

Unknown said...

It's looks like a cotton candy.

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Unknown said...

Beautiful landscape on the edge of the road. Great photos!

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