I feel I should make a special post to mark my 100th post on this blog, but I’m not feeling especially inspired. I could reflect back on the previous 99 blog posts. Maybe, I’ll just post an eclectic mix of photos I took, yesterday around Tbilisi.
Many trees in the city have an unusual shape being regularly cut back.
The flag of the Orthodox Church displayed on a balcony, typical of Tbilisi, where balconies and symbols of the Orthodox Church abound.
A GAZ Volga 24, still many of these around, although now outnumbered by BMWs and Mercedes.
A back street in the prestigious suburb of Vake.
Construction happening around the city is encouraging, demonstrating hope for the future. The lack of safety equipment used by construction workers is worrying. It is a dangerous job.
Tbilisi at night: Nariqala Fortress and Metekhi Church
Thank you all who follow this blog (50 of you so far) and all my readers. I’m still not sure where this blog is going but the journey is interesting. Your likes and comments are always welcome.
jim holroyd 365 
Thanks for posting these photos! It makes me want to visit because the more I see of your country the more I I like it. Keep up the good work!