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Windsurfing

Sara (from youth exchange project) came to visit us here and yesterday we went to Edgbaston to have some fun!

Tom in Pärnu/Estonia

Hmm, how to start... anyways once upon a time there was a British lad called Tom. He was on his journey from Tallinn to Riga, but somehow he found out that Pärnu is halfway there and he decided to surf for one night. No one wanted to take him, until one very nice looking and bright guy called Kristjan thought "alright, yolo, I'll host him."

Ricardo in Estonia

As Richard said he's visiting Estonia for a couple of days (26.08 - 28.08) I came to Tallinn on Friday. We didn't get in contact with him on Friday, so we just had some predrinks and then went to N.9, which is a rooftop restaurant/bar on 9th floor with a nice view over the city. Got to home around 3am and had to meet Richard around 9.30am at the train station. 

One of the Things Right In Top of My Bucket List

Kieran in Estonia

Kieran is a coursemate of Andreas and decided to visit Estonia for five days. Me and Kristina thought we'll take a train to go and meet up with them. It would take ages to put down everything we did, so I'll rather upload a few photos instead. Enjoy!

Pedassaare

I remember that right before we started leaving from Kääriku, there were only two cars left from our group - one going through Pärnu and the other going through Tartu to Tallinn. Andreas asked me what i'm upto for the next days and as I had nothing, we thought - yolo, lets go to tallinn. So we dumped most of my stuff at my place and then moved on to Tallinn.

Student Summer Games @ Kääriku

Right after the Mid-Summer Eve celebrations I went to the university student summer games in Kääriku. It's basically about students from all universities around Estonia (and also abroad) come together to ...

Oh Yea!

Day 2: UK-Estonia

From Calais we continued our way through Belgium until we got to Amsterdam. It was really cool to see that everyone cycles. There were just so many people on their bikes… Then we met our Estonian hosts Indrek and Sandra, who are students and were happy to help us out with accommodation. We spent our night in the city, had a blast, bought some muffins that made us "happy", visited the famous Red Light District and tried to navigate home. Decided to take a shortcut, which ended up in making a big circle around the town -.-
Next day we started heading towards Estonia around 6 o'clock and it took us 26 hours to reach Pärnu. On our way we stopped in every gas station to rest our legs and play JIANZI.