Cars of Georgia

January 29, 2018May 26, 2018 by Anna Powaska, posted in Europe, Georgia

Anything, up and running, is acceptable on roads in Georgia. I am not going to write about the economy situation, laws or safety of my latest destination. Though, I might just want to say that I have a new favorite country in Europe. Now here, stunned and surprised by differences compared to the western driving reality, just wanted to share a few photos of Georgian fast and furious.

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marktravelnotes says:

February 1, 2018 at 11:52 pm

Great photos of old cars.

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1. Anna Powaska says:
  
  February 2, 2018 at 9:39 am
  
  Thank you very much for looking at them. They are all up and driving on the roads like that, so thats why I wanted to share. Take care 🙂
  
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Elitsa says:

August 4, 2018 at 5:30 pm

I love Georgia. Beautiful pics!

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1. Anna Powaska says:
  
  August 4, 2018 at 8:04 pm
  
  Thank you! I loved it too!
  
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Hi there! First of all, thank you for stopping by. My name is Anna. I am from Poland, and traveling became one of my favorite hobbies. I graduate uni with master in law degree, but my life’s road is heading to an opposite direction from this career right now. I was very fortunate to visit more than 50 countries, but my goal is to see at least 100. It really is not about numbers, I just want to discover at least half of the world. What I love about traveling is mostly people I got to meet, to see how they are getting on a daily life, trying to understand why world stands as it does today. Not everyone can travel, even domestically, that’s why I am glad more and more people are taking their chances to do so, to understand and see that as much as we are all the same, not everyone is lucky to have what we do. I think understanding is a first step and hopefully not last.

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