Tallinn, Estonia- This huge church with its onion domes built in 1900 is under renovation ….spoiled our view but probably much needed. Even so it’s beauty shined through .We are so excited to enter. Inside we see the high ceiling are painted sky blue .What really caught our eye was all the silver art work depicting various saints. unfortunately no photography is allowed.
We eventually make our way here…so many interesting sights and we,distract us on the way. This is a lively spot on the Saturday afternoon when we arrive. It is an outdoor concert with a traditional music group performing .
Lots of inexpensive tempting food …sausages, local cheese, sweets , and cider , and bread…we had an apple tart between us and it was yummy. lots of handicrafts too.
We see so many varieties of clothes and handicrafts too. We return here at the end of our day and share a drink with each drink a beer 🍻
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The intricate details of some of these old buildings is staggering and stunning!
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It was such historic Cathedral and this area was so beautiful. Anita
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A beautiful and historic place, also lovely to see the market and community around it. Good beer and good company is always a good end to the day!
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Enjoyable scenes
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I only had a few hours in Tallinn during my brief visit to Estonia over a decade ago, so I didn’t get the chance to check out the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral…looks brilliant all the same!
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magnificent; I feel I’m travelling around with you; and that’s a sign of a good travel blog; it’s good to end a day with a beer 🙂
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I didn’t want to put this in your comments, but couldn’t find a way to directly contact you on your site—In my notifications, I received a like on two of my posts, a comment, and a follow from you. I don’t know if any of these are legitimate because when I clicked on your gravatar picture, it took me to a site that I don’t think is yours. The site is: itinerantfan.wordpress.com. I was able to find your site 100 Country Trek through the reader, and thought I would let you know in case someone has hijacked your site.
When I found the site I believed to be yours, I followed.
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This such terrible time on my site . 😪 I should try to contact these people..hackers.
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Or maybe let WordPress know. They would most likely take down the site.
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Good post and nice pictures
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Henrietta they are so photogenic. Thanks Anita
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U are welcome
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Nice outing. That pumpernickel bread on the table looked so good.
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Kelly it was such an amazing site we visited. But we enjoyed all of this food. Anita
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Yum.
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Beautiful building and crafts. The food looks delicious.
janet
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Janet such an amazing area we visited. The food was so delicious Anita
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Street food can hold such delectable surprises: do you remember what were some of your favorite local foods?
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Such a very interesting area we visited. Yes some of these products were similar in our area. Anita
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Beautiful architecture of the church 👌👌
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Yes . It was such an historic church. So amazing. Anita
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I love the church, what an interesting place.
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This church was so amazing. Such an amazing site we visited. Anita
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A very different culture from we westerners, lovely colors. ❤️
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Yes John it was such an amazing area we saw. It definitely caught our attention. Anita
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Whar a beautiful church!
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Thanks Keith. It was such an incredible site we visited. Anita
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