Walking through Estonian Nature

After a sunny morning with some freshly plucked raspberries, we said Goodbye to our extremely friendly host and in the direction of our next destination.
Our first stop was the Sooma National Park which waited for us with lots of Mosquitos but also quite a nice path to walk on. After having enough bites for the day, we continued on to drive to Kaisma Lake as we wanted to walk around it. However, there was a real plague of Mosquitos, so we decided it was way to hot outside anyway, and drive to our hotel for the next 2 nights.
Before settling down, we went for another walk around the DiscGolf Park next door. For everyone who has never heard of DiscGolf before (just like me) - it's basically golf but with a Frisbee.
As Aluna was still super hot, we decided to get back to the hotel and get some dinner. We've always cooked for ourselves since we arrived in Latvia, but this time we wouldn't have a kitchen, so a restaurant was needed. Luckily, our hotel was right above a restaurant. It was a Georgian style restaurant which made Shakhzoda rather happy, as she craved some good old shashlik. I ordered some Khachapuri which is basically a super fatty, cheesy pizza with nothing but cheese. I was happy, I had a fruity rhubarb cider to drink, as I was feeling full after only two slices. Maybe next time, I go for the salad.
Completely stuffed, we went on our last walk for today to explore Kurna a bit more. We discovered the cultural tunnel right beneath the highway and one of the many storck nests around. Then we settled down to watch some Deadpool and finish a bit earlier for the next morning's early start.Okumaya devam et