And this is the Christmas tree-like contraption at the Cathedral Square in Vilnius. This is a very rare year when I took some steps to actually see it, as the lights lured me on my usual trolleybus route from work in the late evening.
It is so good I heard a call and went to see the colours, to listen to the rustle of the leaves, to feel the sun on the top, to breathe in the damp cold scent on the shady slope.
This is a short trip in Vilnius, Karoliniškės in the beginning of June, featuring a famous destination (or, in fact, a bridge) I’ve never visited before!
This August, I went to Zarasai for three days. Once I walked 15km to Stelmužė to see the oldest tree in Lithuania, the Oak (maybe 1500 years old), and came back by bus.
Quod erat demonstrandum. The people in the All-Union Institute of Applied Enzymology (in Vilnius, of course) and ‘a guest from Moscow K. Alibekov’ (first row, third from the left). From a published book (“ 99% Bumelis “).