From Tallinn To Riga By Bus
After welcoming Josh last night to our gang of 15 as our better-late-than-never monsooner with late night drinks and showing off our shooting range videos, we headed out this morning to explore the local markets north of Tallinn's Old Town. This is a large area...
Shooting Up In Tallinn
One of the most epic 24 hours so far. Starting from where we left off, landing in Tallinn after 10 days in Scandinavia, we headed out for dinner around Old Town after freshening up at the hostel. We settled at Deja Vu, an outdoor hookah...
Goodbye Scandinavia, Hello Baltics!
The group woke up to a late Mexican buffet brunch (13 euros) at Shanghai Cowboy. Before we knew it, 1pm had arrived and it was time to send off our 10 monsooners to the airport. Broken hearted, but not defeated, a few of us...
Hel-Yeah!
We started today at 11am, first passing by all the pop-up stalls of Restaurant Day (where anyone in Helsinki can open up a "restaurant"/food stall on Park Esplanad) and heading over to the Market Square docks for a 15 minute ferry ride to Helsinki's main...
Welcome To Hel-sinki
Ignore the title of the post, as it was my failed attempt to be witty; Helsinki, Finland truly lives up to its title of one of the world's "most livable city" (at least in the summer). Known for its gender equality (#2 in the world, second only to Iceland),...
From Stockholm To Helsinki By Sea
Our group of 24 headed out 2pm in the afternoon for Helsinki, Finland from Stockholm, Sweden by sea. We hopped on the Viking Line m/s Gabriella departing at 4:30pm, with a 10:10am arrival the next day. The process, like on DFDS, is...
Stockholm Syndrome
WARNING: THE FOLLOWING POST CONTAINS PHOTOS DEPICTING NUDITY (IN THE NAME OF ART) Despite however we tired we were after an overnight bus from Oslo to Stockholm and 16 hours of nonstop walking, the 15 of us still went out on a Wednesday night: We...
Sweet As Stockholm
The group arrived into Stockholm from Oslo at 6:30am, bleary-eyed and one hour earlier than scheduled. For some, this would be 2 overnight buses in a row, with nary a shower to help them cope with their first monsoonal madness. The 7 other returning monsooners...