This weekend I was more "busy" and as one worried much about my program services. But first things first.
19/09/2009
Tiiu First came for me, her husband and their daughter
Voru we made a detour to the newly created waterfront where the fine sandy beach in the summer certainly a lot going on. Around here there are the ethnic group of Setu with its own dialect and its own traditions. With a number of about 8,000 people but they are disappearing.
After lunch we went to the highest mountain in Estonia Haanja Nature Park, the Suur Munamägi. He had climbed quickly, because of
The closure was a short walk to the sandstone caves in the original valley of the river in Ahja Taevaskoja where you can hike and canoeing.
On the way back we came through Ötepää by where there's a training center for cross-country, one of the most popular sports in Estonia. Every year in the area, from where the two world-class runners and Jak Mae Andrus Verpaluu descended, a cross-country marathon runners place with thousands from around the world.
At home I was still running an hour in the T-shirt and was picked up by 7 clock by the Director of the school. He understands German and his wife is a teacher and deputy-D at a different school.
with the director in the sauna and then we chatted a while about school, our two countries and this and that gave me, when it adopted the hostess with even a large piece of cake for breakfast. ;-)
The photo is made up on SO morning.
20/09/2009
A memorable day, because today was because of the marathons (about 5.0 00 participants!) Some young people at breakfast. By 1 / 2 12 I met with Revo, the history teacher at school, cycling, and Lilia, the D-teacher, taught me kindly by the wheel of her husband. It works hard, I make my stay pleasant and not to let me alone.
Well, do not you learn from. By the way, that you re-learned an Estonian word in Estonian means Cheers Terviseks, which supposedly comes from Latin and means cheers. But if one breaks the word, it means Tervis - Health and Seks - Sex, which is also yes, according to the Estonians both be important.
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