Travel summer 2020 will start this time on a very small scale. As the restrictions were only easing in the early weeks of June, there was unfortunately no option but to make a small five-day road trip in the Baltics.
DAY 1:
The woman in the reception boot praised SLK as beautiful.
On the eve of the first trip this summer.
There was no crowd or the traffic jam.
After a couple of hours of crossing we met at a restaurant. Practices changed slightly. There was no buff but you played what you wanted and some of the foods, like breads, were pre-patched in plastic wrap
And right on the road. First destination is Jurmala
The air began to turn gray.
And road work queuing it started to rain.
Bad rear tires forced me to calm down a bit in the wet weather.
I don't know why but I forgot again that the navi steers through Riga centrum when heading to Jurmala. My bad.
Four o clock traffic jams were hit. There was nothing to do any more but skim forward.
Eventually we got to Jurmala and threw our stuff into a small hotel called Alba. There was no major people crowding here. Many places closed.
Among other things, this sleek-looking hotel has probably been closed some time.
Within walking distance we found a very pleasant relatively fresh restaurant Madam Brios which offered ok burger with beer.
It was nice to admire the local urban landscape.
And houses
I will post the rest a bit later...
DAY 1:
The woman in the reception boot praised SLK as beautiful.
On the eve of the first trip this summer.
There was no crowd or the traffic jam.
After a couple of hours of crossing we met at a restaurant. Practices changed slightly. There was no buff but you played what you wanted and some of the foods, like breads, were pre-patched in plastic wrap
And right on the road. First destination is Jurmala
The air began to turn gray.
And road work queuing it started to rain.
Bad rear tires forced me to calm down a bit in the wet weather.
I don't know why but I forgot again that the navi steers through Riga centrum when heading to Jurmala. My bad.
Four o clock traffic jams were hit. There was nothing to do any more but skim forward.
Eventually we got to Jurmala and threw our stuff into a small hotel called Alba. There was no major people crowding here. Many places closed.
Among other things, this sleek-looking hotel has probably been closed some time.
Within walking distance we found a very pleasant relatively fresh restaurant Madam Brios which offered ok burger with beer.
It was nice to admire the local urban landscape.
And houses
I will post the rest a bit later...
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