Thread: Estonia

Garlic vodka - OK, but I draw the line at garlic coffee.

c'mon mig--howzabout chocolate dipped garlic candies?
if you didn't know, you wouldn't know...
cook garlic cloves in red wine/sugar/honey--allow to dry and dip in chocolate

I was told that bear was pretty popular with tourists!

I did a whole lot of snooping around and Baltic Air just does not thrill me. No option to fly Aeroflot from SVO--nuhuh, no how...
I think the best option is DL to PRG then Czech Air to TLL, due to the timing of flights. I don't want to arrive late in the day--and FRA cnx LH wasn't bad but arrived late on some days. At least I could do CVG/FRA for now--afetr August it will be, as they say, kaput!

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (mrs767er @ Jun 16 2009, 01:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

c&#39;mon mig--howzabout chocolate dipped garlic candies?
if you didn&#39;t know, you wouldn&#39;t know...
cook garlic cloves in red wine/sugar/honey--allow to dry and dip in chocolate[/b]

There&#39;s a school of thought that says, there is nothing that doesn&#39;t go with chocolate. Well, M767 you have found the limit.
No, I absolutely, unequivocally draw the line at garlic coffee and garlic cloves dipped in chocolate. And now that I think about it, you can forget garlic vodka too. off to get my morning bloody mary.

maybe garlic and chocolate aren&#39;t your cup-o-tea, but I found some great bargain fares on Air Baltic:
From Copenhagen to Tallinn $7E each way
HOWEVVVVAH---add $160 taxes/fees + $20 for ticketing charge--poof--RT was $200 euros per person...
Think I&#39;ll go back to the idea of CSA zed via Prague
ARGHHHHH the frustrations of trying a cheap nonrev quickie!!!

Time for a new thread on foods. You can bet 29Palms must have eaten some unusual stuff...