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    20 Things We Learned In Georgia

    After a fantastic, jam-packed, fun-filled week in Georgia, we're hitching to Armenia this morning. A couple things stand out, aside from the delicious food, wonderful hospitality and searing heat. These are the things peculiar to Georgia, as experienced by us. Please visit our blog for more information and to follow us on our trek through many different countries over the next few months.

    1. There are more EU flags here than in other parts of Europe.

    2. The border guards are all really gorgeous women.

    3. Stray cats and dogs.

    4. They put water in the ashtrays.

    5. Many cars (about a third) are right-side driving.

    6. People make exclamations through various vowel-based outbursts, like: OOOOOO! AAAAAAA!

    7. They have geese as house pets.

    8. There are tons of "police palaces".

    9. Wi-Fi passwords are meant to be as easy as possible.

    10. They have by far the most beautiful script in the world.

    11. There's a lot of unnecessary honking.

    12. The metro is extremely deep underground.

    13. Taxi drivers are everywhere.

    14. People love to share.

    15. Balconies are often completely unsupported by anything.

    16. You are not allowed to stop eating.

    17. You are not allowed to pour your own drinks.

    18. Walnuts and cilantro are in everything.

    19. They like their cheese.

    20. And corn is somehow considered ‘magical’ here.

    To find out more about us, and follow our adventures...

    Please visit our blog. We update it almost daily (when Internet is available). Throughout our expedition, we will be collecting stories, local recipes and lingo to feature in a combined guide and cookbook. We look forward to sharing our travels with you, and again please visit our blog for more information and for ways in which you can help us along our journey.