We took the bus 25 stops in total. Whike researching, I was panicking as every bus showed delayed and I nearly opted for a Bolt. Resolute in trying the bus system, we set off 2 hours early. We're now waiting for the first game to start.New Zealand versus England for 3rd and 4th place.
Inside the bus, clean and not too full. Witnessed an argument between a lady that brought a bike into the bus and the bus driver. All in Georgian so no idea what the problem was. The Victory Statue (also known as the Memorial of Glory) is a towering 28-meter Soviet-era monument located at the topmost ridge of Vake Park in Tbilisi, Georgia. Erected in 1981, the brutalist masterpiece depicts a woman raising her arms to hold a banner and an oak branch, symbolizing victory and resilience. The buildings in the suburb of Vake Park are beautiful and in comparison to other suburbs, so new. Finally got a picture of a Marshrutka, the equivalent of our Taxis. We continued to the stadium and have the best seats on the 10 meter line.
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