2 weeks ago we went to the mountains with Bacho and George friends of Dad's from rugby. It was a 6 hour drive from where we live in Tbilisi. It was hard for Georges 4 wheel drive to get over the skinny rocky roads, that were on the sides of the mountains. There was fresh water coming down on the side of the roads so when we came up to it we got a car wash. Dad called it the mountain car wash.
Drinking from the fresh water spring on the side of the road. |
When we got to the mountain's, we saw that what we were staying in was not a hotel. It was a big old wooden shack that looked like it was about to fall down on top of us! But when we got inside it wasn't as bad as the outside. The old lady (Bacho told us to call here granny) was starting to make the beds in the room that we chose. So while she was making the beds, Lily and I started to unpack our things. We put all our drawing stuff in a cupboard and went outside to play. Mum and Dad told us to come around the back for lunch. Granny was already making lunch inside a little old wooden cabin. Mum and Dad were sitting down at a big long table eating some hot bread. Granddad came out and started making something. When he had finished, we saw that it was a little swing. Lunch was meat, soup, salad and kachapuri. After lunch, Lily and I went inside to do some drawing and then played gymnastics outside. That night for dinner, everybody was at the table underneath the wooden awning. There was lots and lots of beer, wine and cha cha. We watched a movie when Mum and Dad were still eating dinner. When the storm came everybody went back to their cabins or rooms. That was my first day in the mountains!
Granny and Granddads cabin and kitchen on the the right, dining cabin on the left |
1. Bread dough
2. Granny rolling out bread
3. Bread all in a row
4. Shaping bread dough
5. One bread in the Georgian oven
6. Lily patting on her bread into hot oven
7. Granny getting cooked bread
8. Lily holding her hot bread
9. The bread cooking shack
2. Granny rolling out bread
3. Bread all in a row
4. Shaping bread dough
5. One bread in the Georgian oven
6. Lily patting on her bread into hot oven
7. Granny getting cooked bread
8. Lily holding her hot bread
9. The bread cooking shack
Hello Molly and Lily
ReplyDeleteYour mountain visit stay looked like so much fun!!
I hope you have learnt to make this wonderful georgian bread and also kachupuri as well so you can teach us when you come back for a holiday.
You are learning so much by being able to experience it at the same time....how cool is that. You will be very cultured when we see you next. Well keep up the wonderful blogging that you are doing and hopefully we can now keep putting a comment on there for you.
Love The Brown-Ruebes xx