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| Tallinn, Estonia, view from the Upper Town |
After visiting
St.Petersburg, we went to Tallinn (Estonia).
This must
be the least crowded capital city in Europe! We were there in the
middle of August, right at the peak of the tourist season, and there was
a very bearable number of people even in the Old Town.
Speaking of
Tallinn's old town - it is just magical. No wonder, during the Soviet
Union time most of the fairy tale movies were made there.
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| Tallinn, Estonia, outside of the old city walls |
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| Tallinn, Estonia, cafe |
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| Tallinn, Estonia, view from one of the towers in the Lower Town |
We spent less than two days in this enchanted place. When we came home, it turned out I took most pictures from our trip in Tallinn.
Now, to the openwork sculptures mentioned in the title. We went for a
stroll just outside the city walls and came across some kind of
exhibition of modern sculptures. Too bad all signs were in estonian, so
I have no idea what these things are and who made them. However, I was
pleasantly surprised to recognize one of the shapes I've been obsessed
with for almost a year now.
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| Tallinn, Estonia, openwork sculptures outside the Old Town walls |
Don't they look like some of my polymer clay
Openwork Pendants?!
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