Old Tbilisi, day seven

Part 14 Saturday, June 10, 2017

Continued from More of Kazbegi

Start with Part One.

We awoke back in our cozy little side street hotel in Tbilisi. Misha had said his final goodbyes the night before, as family members were now available to join us on our local tours. There were tears, but I won’t mention names. We are forever bonded with our God-given driver, tour guide, and friend. If we return to Georgia, we will welcome lead-foot Misha to drive us around again.

Our first stop was at the entrance to the Bridge of Peace, extending 492′ over the Kura River. We didn’t see it at night, or from this impressive angle, so I borrowed this from the internet, credit under photo.

Once over the bridge, a gondola lift took us up to the old parts of the city.

We were returned to our hotel in late afternoon, to fresh up and be retrieved later for dinner plans.

I wish my camera hadn’t kept warning me that it was beyond full. I feared a total crash of all my photos. Our dining experience included live entertainment of Georgian culture, including dancers and musicians playing Georgian music. Our videos were sadly poor quality.

Scroll through some of these photos from customers on Trip Adviser. And watch a video of similar Georgian dancers. What a magical evening spent with the loveliest of people, our Georgian family.

Next, Day Eight, Full Circle

Don’t miss the exciting and heart breaking stories about finding this lovely family. Begin with Hope for Restoration. 

Many Roma and God Stories begin with The Hound of Heaven Winks. 

Readers can start at the beginning of our story by reading But the Greatest of These is Love.

Be blessed. Even in the pain, I feel like I have lived something Sacred.