Day Three?








I unfortunately don't know a damn thing about this monastery except that I really liked that no one was stopping us from climbing all over it.

















Tallinn had these really unexpected and really cool coniferous forests out by the beach.




That were apparently also military graveyards. This was the nicest place to spend eternity that I've ever seen.




And after the walk through the forest-graveyard we reached the TV tower/tourist attraction. I gleefully spent way too much (the dollar-euro rate killed me on this trip) on a postcard referencing the tower's antennas that I could mail back to my college antennas teacher.






Can you tell that my shoes have been through three days of walking since the photo on day one? They held together pretty well, but I did have to retire them for the rest of my time abroad and take them in for repair ("Would I like to just buy a new pair? Are you kidding me, sister???") once I got back stateside.










The green and brown land in the lower part of the frame was a botanical garden that we didn't make it to before they closed.

It was about at this point that I ran out of film (yes, again, even though I'd already once found and ventured out to an overpriced camera store in a shopping center) and had to supplement with the camera on my iPod Touch. I don't think there was anything good on there besides a video that I'll post just as soon as I remember how to.