On the same roadtrip I was also fascinated by this building that I liked to imagine was a church for lost horses - turns out it is an abandoned holiday camp that is now used by monks...
Friday, 15 April 2011
Krestovsky Pereval Belvedere
I've finally found out what this strange viewing platform I stumbled upon when getting a marshrutka up the Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi is. It was built in 1983 to celebrate Russo-Georgian friendship. The view was rather spectacular too...
On the same roadtrip I was also fascinated by this building that I liked to imagine was a church for lost horses - turns out it is an abandoned holiday camp that is now used by monks...
On the same roadtrip I was also fascinated by this building that I liked to imagine was a church for lost horses - turns out it is an abandoned holiday camp that is now used by monks...
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