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The Georgian government has sanctioned a cybersecurity master's degree program between St. Andrews Georgian University and Northern Kentucky University

Package about heating renovations needed for hospitals in the Republic of Georgia

LIVE From Republic of Georgia - Episode 141 - At the Table With Darlene by Women Around the World

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Did you know that wine has been made in Georgia for over 8,000 years?!? And we're not talking about the state of Georgia - we're talking about The Republic of Georgia, straddling Europe and Asia. Wineries in this region are mostly small production facilities on family farms using ancient, traditional winemaking processes. Today on The Wine CEO Podcast Sarah interviews Dr. Kelly McBride, Director of Public & Media Relations for Emerald Wines, the PR firm for Silk Road Wines. Silk Road is a wine distributor that imports natural wines from Georgia. Listen now to learn more about wines from Georgia as well as Kelly's unique career path and how she got into the wine industry without any formal training or hospitality experience! ------------ Sign up for my newsletter here and get a free guide to Food & Wine Pairing! >> thewineceo.com Email: Sarah@thewineceo.com  Instagram: @thewineceo Facebook: @sarahthewineceo ------------- Today's Sponsors:  Greenline Goods Use code WINECEO15 at checkout for 15% off your purchase! Wash & Wik Use code THEWINECEO at checkout for 20% off your purchase! -------------- Today's Guest: Dr. Kelly McBride Silk Road Wines (website) Instagram: @silkroadwines

John Baker on hunting down a cache of rare and impossibly valuable French wine hidden away by Josef Stalin, deep in the Republic of Georgia (R)

John Baker on hunting down a cache of rare and impossibly valuable French wine hidden away by Josef Stalin, deep in the Republic of Georgia (R)

David from Republic of Georgia Pt 2 - Episode 96 - At the Table with Darlene by Women Around the World

David from Republic of Georgia Pt 1 - Episode 95 - At the Table with Darlene by Women Around the World

This week on the podcast we are excited to be re-joined by Meg & Tom Williams. We chatted with Meg & Tom back in 2018 when they were blogging full-time and living in Mexico. Now, they are living in the Republic of Georgia with their 1-year-old son and are running a local tour business and an ex-pat business. In this episode, we talk about why they decided to move to Georgia and start a family, why Georgia is on the list of must travel places for digital nomads, some of their favorite things about living there, and much more. Enjoy!This episode is brought to you by Organifi! As travelers, sometimes it is hard to get all the great nutrition you need, that is where Oganifi comes in. They have high-quality nutrient-packed juices and powers and they even come in travel packs. We love Green Juice and Immunity. Use the code WANDERERS at checkout for 20% off all products!

Our Guest, Mukhran Guliashvili Private Tour Guide in Georgia - rcscentri@gmail.com https://private-guide-georgia.business.site (https://private-guide-georgia.business.site) Turkish Airlines (common way to travel to Tbilisi via Istanbil) https://www.turkishairlines.com/ (https://www.turkishairlines.com/) Tbilisi - Capital of Georgia  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tbilisi (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tbilisi) Narikala (Hilltop fortress) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narikala (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narikala) Old Town Tbilisi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Tbilisi (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Tbilisi) Avlabari (district to stay) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avlabari (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avlabari) Restauraunt (Restaurant with dancing every night at 8 pm) https://mravaljamier.ge/English.html (https://Mravaljamier.ge/English.html) Kazbegi (Mountain region in the north of Georgia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazbegi_Municipality (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazbegi_Municipality) Wine Region https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakheti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakheti) Georgian Military Road https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_Military_Road (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_Military_Road) Sachkhere (Mukhran's hometown for authentic local experience)  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sachkhere Tamada https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamada#:~:text=A%20tamada%20(Georgian%3A%20%E1%83%97%E1%83%90%E1%83%9B%E1%83%90%E1%83%93%E1%83%90),person%20who%20introduces%20each%20toast. Batumi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batumi (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batumi) Svaneti (cultural capital with mountains and defensive towers in green meadows) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svaneti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svaneti) Vardzia (cliff dwellings in hills) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vardzia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vardzia) David Gareja Monastery Complex in the Hills https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Gareja_monastery_complex (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Gareja_monastery_complex) Georgia's Oldest Cable Car Complex in Chiatura https://georgianjournal.ge/discover-georgia/33888-forgotten-town-georgias-oldest-cable-cars-in-chiatura.html?fbclid=IwAR1jtszBZFwbRVHJq3POR-IQ6-ZUjougbFJaE-5NdvtXHTWx3Ddocd6rGq0 (https://georgianjournal.ge/discover-georgia/33888-forgotten-town-georgias-oldest-cable-cars-in-chiatura.html?fbclid=IwAR1jtszBZFwbRVHJq3POR-IQ6-ZUjougbFJaE-5NdvtXHTWx3Ddocd6rGq0) Uplistsikhe (Ancient rock hewn town by Gori)  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uplistsikhe?fbclid=IwAR34Ic8K97CzUCovNC2fE6qWOQEtKXyM1YXVcT_eIqK0__ye4JwygTLhaJU (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uplistsikhe?fbclid=IwAR34Ic8K97CzUCovNC2fE6qWOQEtKXyM1YXVcT_eIqK0__ye4JwygTLhaJU)

Block Energy PLC's (LON:BLOE) Paul Haywood joins Proactive London's Katie Pilbeam after spudding the WR-B1 well at the West Rustavi field in the Republic of Georgia. Haywood explains that the well is being drilled to target the West Rustavi Middle Eocene reservoir and will include an 800 metre horizontal section. It is intended as a production well with a target of 2.1mln barrels of recoverable oil and gas resources. He says this all marks a 'really exciting time' as the firm's first new well based on 3D seismic data captured in 2019.

My friend and fellow flight attendant Kiffen and I travel to Azerbaijan and the Republic of Georgia together. Kiffen then went on to travel solo to Armenia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ana Sikhashvili spent a year in Minnesota attending the Minnesota State Academy for the Blind (MSAB)through a student exchange program called, Future Leaders Exchange (FLEX). Ana is definitely a leader and her future is looking very bright as she is now attending University in the Republic of Georgia. Ana’s experiences in the United States and especially her experiences at MSA B and the programs she attended through State Services for the Blind (SSB) have made an impact on her in such a positive light that she intends to bring to light what she has gained to her native country of the Republic of Georgia. Ana talks about what life as a person with a disability  is like and how being someone who happens to be blind navigates University especially through these challenging times of the Pandemic. Ana is sharing her experiences with her community and intends to make a difference in her country through advocating and by reaching her goal in becoming a politician so her voice can carry the message for those not being heard. Join Ana Sikhashvili and Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio for a very informative blindness perspective from the Republic of Georgia. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

In part 2 of our discussion of the history of the Amazons with Dr. Walter Penrose, we talk about the tribes of warrior women who inhabited the Black Sea region and Eurasian Steppe-- the "Fertile Crescent" of female warriors. Thracians, Scythians, Sauromatians were all renowned for their warlike women. Join us as we explore the truth of those legends. Sean Marlon Newcombe and Dawn "Sam" Alden host.

Trav and Heather give their gut reaction for the “best of's” in Georgia, including best meal, experience, activity, and even biggest surprise - all without any planning or preparation - to ensure maximum spontaneity and hilarity!This is part of our special podcast series called The Quarantine Diaries, which are short(er) form, unedited, off the cuff shows designed to give you even more travel content and love during a time when we are all stuck at home.  You can also watch these on our @extrapackofpeanuts IGTV station. Enjoy - and keep those travel spirits high!

თემები და თვითმმართველობები დღეს და საქართველოს დემოკრატიულ რესპუბლიკაში (1918–1921) წამყვანი / ლალი პერტენავა; სტუმრები / ანა მარგველაშვილი და ირაკლი ხვადაგიანი. დუენდე, პოეზიის კითხვა ირაკლი ყოლბაიასთან ერთად / ჯონ კეიჯი. რუბრიკები ხმოვანი გზავნილი. მაუწყებლობის ძირითადი ენა ქართული. Communities and Self-Governments Today and in the Democratic Republic of Georgia (1918-1921) Host / Lali Pertenava; Guests / Anna Margvelashvili and Irakli Khvadagiani

Rod Reuven Bryant and Jerry Gordon interview Ken Timmerman, veteran Iran watcher and New York Times best-selling author fresh back from Tbilisi, Georgia with a tale of Iran’s Islamic Regime brutality and deception. Timmerman reveals in this interview the latest attempt by Iran to cover up the Islamic Regime’s 9/11 Al Qaeda links. The Prime Minister of Georgia, Giorgi Gakharia admitted on national television that, when he was Interior Minister, he launched in February 2018 a sting operation, at the request of Iran, against Iran Intelligence defector Alireza Soleimanpak. Soleimanpak provided an ‘Earth shattering” affidavit in the US Federal Court 2011 9/11 on Al Qaeda Iran links. Soleimanpak revealed “direct contact between Iran and Al Qaeda; and act of state-sponsored terrorism”. Timmerman cited recent Iranian terror operations by Iran against defectors foiled in the Netherlands, Germany and Sweden. Soleimanpak left Germany in 2018 where he had lived since 2002, trying to free his brother imprisoned in the notorious Evin prison in Tehran. He was motivated to free his brother on a prison furlough following the imprisonment, torture and death after release of Soleimanpak’s sister in 2016. Soleimanpak was arrested in 2018 imprisoned and tortured by Georgian internal security personnel under trumped up charges that he was planning to murder two Iranians. The Iranian Ambassador in Georgia wrote a letter offering Soleimanpak with an offer of $5 million and a Georgian passport if the latter would recant his testimony in the 9/11 Links case. Soleimanipak refused. Soleimanpak’s brother was subsequently murdered by Iranian security personnel. Timmerman notes that Soleimanpak has been detained for 18 months, seven of which were in solitary confinement. Most recently, he has been on a hunger strike. Timmerman considers Moscow educated Georgian PM Gakharia, an Iran “stooge”. Timmerman was the lead investigator for plaintiffs in the 2011 New York Southern District Federal Court landmark “9/11-Iran links” case: Fiona Havlish et al., v. Sheik Usamah bin-Muhammad bin-Laden et al. The case was brought on behalf of Ms. Havlish’s husband who was lost on the 101st floor of a World Trade Center tower on September 11, 2001. Other 9/11 victims’ surviving families and loved ones were included as co-plaintiffs. The New York Southern District Federal Court judge in the 9/11-Links case handed down upwards of $10 billion in two awards made to the certified class of 9/11 claimants in 2012 and 2015. In May 2018, a default judgment was entered by the New York Federal Court Judge in the Havlish et. al. case under a 2016 Supreme Court ruling against Iran which was not contested. The total of court awards is more than $10 billion. Both the Kenneth Timmerman evidentiary affidavits filed in Havlish et.al. New York Federal court trial and the Bin Laden files released in November 2017 by then CIA Director Mike Pompeo, now Secretary of State, attest to the extensive links between Tehran and the perpetrators of 9/11. According to Timmerman Soleimanpak’s 9/11 Links affidavit showed that Iran gave direct material assistance to the 9/11 Saudi perpetrators. Iran provided the simulator for on training of the 9/11 perpetrators on Boeing 747, 757, 767 aircraft. Timmerman noted that the 9/11 Commission did not report about Iran Boeing aircraft simulator training for Al Qaeda perpetrators who received flight training on small aircraft in the US. Soleimanpak’s affidavit revealed a visit by Sa’ad bin Laden in January 2001. Al Qaeda Number 2 Ayman al- Zawahiri met with Ayatollah Khamenei in May 2001 in Tehran. Beyond the Matrix 25DEC2019 - PODCAST

In a world creeping towards authoritarianism, this tiny country exemplifies democratization . What is a democracy, really? Answers await you shortly. For the full paper and citations, visit: https://www.honestpoliticsllc.com/blog --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Situated strategically at the crossroads of Europe and Asia in the Caucasus mountain range the Republic of Georgia has a unique and ancient cultural heritage that is famed for its traditions of hospitality and cuisine. Twenty-five years ago award-winner cookbook author Darra Goldstein introduced a generation of cooks to the culture and cuisine of that land in her book, The Georgian Feast. Today Georgia has become a hot travel destination for both its beautiful land and its food and wine traditions. Fortunately for us, an updated anniversary edition of The Georgian Feast has been released, and Darra once again brings the marvels and tastes of that rich country to her readers. A Taste of the Past is powered by Simplecast

In Part 2 of This Double Episode On Georgian Cuisine: We delve into our favourite foods from one of our top 5 food destinations, the republic of Georgia Epic soup dumplings - Why Georgia's magical meaty-soup filled “khinkali” have won our hearts Have you eaten epiploon? You may have done so without even knowing. But Gerogia is making an incredible meatball with epiploon that you have to try! 7 Other unique Georgian dishes you just won't eat anywhere else And, How Georgians make use of the left over grapes form wine harvest to make deserts and a spirit that will make your face explode. 2 of 2: What to Eat in Tbilisi & The Republic of Georgia Get the companion article featuring 60+ dishes to try, at: https://foodfuntravel.com/georgiapodcast 

In this episode I become the interviewee as President of IGO James Graham takes the mic and asks me the questions.  We cover some about my time Georgia and talk about what we are doing now at International Gospel Outreach the future of the organization.  The music of the Episode is courtesy of Georgian Youth singers and Joseph Akhalmosulishvili.  I hope you enjoy it.  At the end of the episode after the credits is a full length version of the Heart of Worship in Georgian.  If you listen to it you will be blessed.  Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and leave a five star review, that will help us reach more people.  Also if you would like support the show you can do that at igoministries.org or by sending a check to IGO PO Box 1008 Semmes Al. 36575.  Just write on a note separate from the check TO support the Show.  I hope you enjoy the episode.

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Could you find Georgia on a map? No, not the state, the Republic of Georgia. This episode, I talk with Scott Skinner about his time in Georgia as an Education and Youth Development Volunteer. While he did hone his wood chopping skills in the far northern region Georgia, he learned many other skills and lessons that he uses each and every day. [...] The post Ep #008: Scott Skinner, Republic of Georgia 2012-2014 appeared first on My Peace Corps Story.

Where did vitis vinifera originate? Where do we think winemaking started? We think it's from the area that is now the Republic of Georgia. Once part of the USSR, this small, beautiful nation is reemerging as a wine power so it's time for an overview!   Here are the show notes: Top level stuff...   Georgia is where Eastern Europe meets Asia. Between the Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea As big as Scotland or Ireland 111,000 acres of vines ranging from the coast of the Black Sea to Kakheti, on the other side of the Caucasus mountains Outside Tbilisi, they only speak Georgian so when you go, you've gotta hire a guide   Location: Russia to the north and Turkey and Armenia to the south Primary wine region of Kakheti—according to Georgians, the birthplace of wine itself The main wine regions, from Kakheti in the east and Imereti, Racha and Samegrelo in the west, are within a few hours’ drive from Tbilisi, the capital Climate: a diverse climatic landscape that varies from temperate to subtropical An Historical Relic: Qveri (Kwhere-vree) Traditional Georgian fermentation: a clay vessel used for centuries to produce wine in Georgia. Qvervi: 1,000-liter beeswax-coated terra-cotta jar buried in the earth A qvevri is a thick-walled vessel buried deep in the ground in a marani, or Georgian wine cellar. naturally maintains wine at optimal temperature during fermentation and allows it to age for many years without spoilage. Once fermentation is complete, the wine can be racked into another qvevri, leaving the heavy sediment behind. Qvevri white wine is sharp, strong, amber. or in the case of reds, so dark it’s known as shavi gvino: black wine    Grapes: 500+ indigenous grape varietals found in Georgia, Red: Saperavi, Tavkveri and Chkhaveri plus Tavkveri, Shavkapito,  Chkhaveri and Ojaleshi. White: Rkatsiteli (r-kat-see-telly), Chinuri and Mtsvane (mits-vane) méthode Champenoise in Georgia since the late 1800s, with native grape Orange wine:  Friuli winemaker Josko Gravner makes his sought-after “orange” wines using ancient Georgian techniques/qvervri   History: Grapes and traces of wine residue have been found in archaelogical digs from 8,000 years ago. Vitis vinifera originated from the Caucasus mountains in GA Ottoman rule in west, Christianity in the east made east side of the country the wine powerhouse Georgia came under Soviet control a few decades later. Small vineyards merged into huge co-ops =CRAP Georgia declared independence in 1991 Russia's 2006 embargo on Georgian wine imports, lifted only in June 2013. Forced diversification into other, stronger markets   The wines of Georgia have a little ways to go, but they are a fascinating slice of vinous history and worth seeking out or trying if they are ever right in front of you!   

Through the Gates opens season 2 with guest Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, an associate professor in IU's School of Global and International Studies. Professor Dunn discusses the experiences and lessons learned during the development of her upcoming book, "Permanently Temporary: Humanitarianism and displacement in the Republic of Georgia." She also discusses the plight of refugees in other parts of the world, as well as the current state of efforts to resettle refugees in Bloomington, Indiana. #politicsandtheworld

Hear about travel to The Republic of Georgia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Samantha Guthrie about this ancient country in the corner of Europe.

Hear about travel to The Republic of Georgia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Samantha Guthrie about this ancient country in the corner of Europe.

Hear about travel to The Republic of Georgia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Samantha Guthrie about this ancient country in the corner of Europe.

Why should you go to The Republic of Georgia? What makes Georgia a worthwhile destination to consider? Well you're in for a real treat today as my great friend and business partner, Travis Sherry (from Extra Pack of Peanuts) stops by to share his stories of a recent visit to The Republic of Georgia. Find out why it is a magical place! Tune in Now To Learn: How to become a novelty when you travel How the Republic of Georgia lives up to tales of amazing hospitality One of the top reasons you should travel Why drinking homemade wine is awesome (and why it happens often in Georgia) The best thing to do in Georgia How to get around Georgia Where you can get the most fresh and amazing food in the world Why Georgia is one of the safest countries The best places to stay in the Republic of Georgia How to easily stay connected in Georgia (if you really need it) And much more! Resources: Location Indie Extra Pack of Peanuts Podcast Location Indie Podcast Tbilisi Kakheti Tusheti Kazbegi Gergeti Monastery Mount Kazbegi Svaneti Vardzia Rooms Kazbegi Khachipuri Khinkali Badridzhani Abajuri Sofia Melnikova’s Fantastiuri Durani Khareba John Kapanadze- Toba Travel Destination Diary- Georgia (The Country)- EPOP The Reason We Travel- EPOP Want more Zero To Travel Podcasts? Head over to the archives for all past episodes!

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On Wednesday’s episode of Mixed Race Radio, Steve Riley (mixedracestudies. org) will join me to discuss some upcoming events and performances occurring all over the world. Whether you are in Chicago, Los Angeles, or Philadelphia, PA, there are things to do, places to go and people to meet.If you are hosting an event or need someone to “go-with”, join us and share, share, share.We’ve got updates from Laura Kina, Lisa Jones (Topaz Club), and Steve Riley. Oh yeah……If you reside in the Republic of Georgia, we’ll let you know where to go to get a mulatto spray tan….Yes, I said it!!!You see we have a lot to discuss so please feel free to join us by dialing in or joining our chat room.And don’t forget to tell a friend.Also, we want to use this time to say “Thank You” to everyone who continues to follow us. You may have noticed that our site is missing a few episodes from the past few weeks. For anyone who doesn’t know, I’ve been broadcasting live from Northeastern Ohio since early January and Mother Nature continues to express her authority over all things by sending -35 degree temps and record snowfalls our way. Needless to say, when pipes burst, fire alarms begin to sound and therefore radio shows cannot be recorded. So, thank you for your continued support.As long as Mother Nature allows, we will continue to bring you episodes that showcase some amazing people and even more amazing movements.Keep the emails and phone calls coming.WON’T YOU JOIN US?

On Wednesday’s episode of Mixed Race Radio, Steve Riley (mixedracestudies. org) will join me to discuss some upcoming events and performances occurring all over the world. Whether you are in Chicago, Los Angeles, or Philadelphia, PA, there are things to do, places to go and people to meet.If you are hosting an event or need someone to “go-with”, join us and share, share, share.We’ve got updates from Laura Kina, Lisa Jones (Topaz Club), and Steve Riley. Oh yeah……If you reside in the Republic of Georgia, we’ll let you know where to go to get a mulatto spray tan….Yes, I said it!!!You see we have a lot to discuss so please feel free to join us by dialing in or joining our chat room.And don’t forget to tell a friend.Also, we want to use this time to say “Thank You” to everyone who continues to follow us. You may have noticed that our site is missing a few episodes from the past few weeks. For anyone who doesn’t know, I’ve been broadcasting live from Northeastern Ohio since early January and Mother Nature continues to express her authority over all things by sending -35 degree temps and record snowfalls our way. Needless to say, when pipes burst, fire alarms begin to sound and therefore radio shows cannot be recorded. So, thank you for your continued support.As long as Mother Nature allows, we will continue to bring you episodes that showcase some amazing people and even more amazing movements.Keep the emails and phone calls coming.WON’T YOU JOIN US?

Missionaries Matt & Beth Smith Share their mission and how it came about.

Pastor Staten's message this morning is entitled "The Cross that Jesus died on." Pastor talks about his trip to Tblisi, Republic of Georgia to visit missionary and son, Jared and family. God has declared that He will build his church upon a rock and hell will not be able to conquer it. The events of today instill fear in us. Find your comfort in the words that Jesus has spoken. The cross is a principle for life. He gave himself upon the cross so that others may live.

Passport To Adventure D04a Tabilisi And The Caucasus Mountains Republic Of Georgia

Passport To Adventure D04a Tabilisi And The Caucasus Mountains Republic Of Georgia

Missionary Jared Staten gives us an update on how God is working miracles in the Republic of Georgia.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Kathy from My Time To Travel about her recent trip to the Republic of Georgia. Kathy is a fan of mountains and Georgia has them in abundance because of its location between the Lesser and Greater Caucuses. She visited the Black Sea coast at Batumi, the capital of Tibilisi, the wine region, the cave city of Voronya and went part of the way up the legendary Georgia military highway into the Caucuses. Kathy talks about the history of Georgia and its location on the silk road, its religion and architecture.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Kathy from My Time To Travel about her recent trip to the Republic of Georgia. Kathy is a fan of mountains and Georgia has them in abundance because of its location between the Lesser and Greater Caucuses. She visited the Black Sea coast at Batumi, the capital of Tibilisi, the wine region, the cave city of Voronya and went part of the way up the legendary Georgia military highway into the Caucuses. Kathy talks about the history of Georgia and its location on the silk road, its religion and architecture.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Kathy from My Time To Travel about her recent trip to the Republic of Georgia. Kathy is a fan of mountains and Georgia has them in abundance because of its location between the Lesser and Greater Caucuses. She visited the Black Sea coast at Batumi, the capital of Tibilisi, the wine region, the cave city of Voronya and went part of the way up the legendary Georgia military highway into the Caucuses. Kathy talks about the history of Georgia and its location on the silk road, its religion and architecture.