The journey through Eastern Europe has begun. Yesterday we arrived in Vilnius, Lithuania and soon before long we found ourselves on a long and winding road from the airport. When we planned to take a bus to the city center, the bus driver laughed at us and pointed towards a building in the horizon. 'No bus, just walk - hahah'. Naïve, as we are, we started strolling and after 6 kilometer (sic!) the destination finally came closer: The old brick wall surrounding Vilnius. We put our stuff at the hostel, got something to eat and started exploring Vilnius; a tiny, but interesting city with a history going all the way back to medieval times, Danish kings and even mentions a brutal executions of 14 Franciscan monks. The journey has really begun.
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| Mermaid in Disguise |
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| Door in Vilnius |
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| Morning view at The Gates of Dawn |
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| Silhouettes of The Three Crosses. They commemorate the execution of 14 Franciscan monks 800 years ago and the atheistic communistic regime. |
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| A Roman-Catholic church in the old town. |
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| Another communistic landmark gets eaten up by good, old Mother Nature - SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI. |
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| Vilnius is an odd mix of new and old. |
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| There were weddings all over town the we arrived. |
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| Posing Simultaneously |
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| Bike and Decay |
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| Blue and Grey |
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| The uniforms in the Baltics are almost antique and looks like something from an USSR-street market in Berlin.. |
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| Jens chose a pretty..diverse menu. Pig's ear in heavy white gravy and an ale with coconut taste |
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| Balcony |
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