Thor is alive again

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After the climbing, we went back to Batumi to get Thor (Racki’s car) back from the car garage.

The mechanic really made him running again we were so happy!

Although it had cost a whole lot of money. I think it was around 1000 Euro for cleaning injectors and replacing some parts of the fuel pump.

But we were happy about Thor’s resurrection and continued with two cars.

These car garages in Georgia were very funny. This one was repairing cars and brewing Chacha.

One of my favorite rock climbing places in Georgia: Arsha

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Before we went to the Kazbegi summit, we had spent some time close to the Kazbegi in Arsha. There we had found an awesome camp spot just on the foot of the climbing crag. It was super beautiful right next to a small creek.

And the climbing routes were super nice as well. Cindy/ Racki and I did my first multi pitch climbing route and that was an awesome experience as well.

After climbing the Kazbegi summit (last post), we went back to the climbing area. Julip joined us a day later and together we had a fantastic dinner to celebrate our ascent to the Kazbegi summit. Even after one day, we were still so hungry… The waitress asked us if we were sure about the amount of food we ordered.

And we met Leon and Alma, travelers from Austria. Super nice guys. We had lots of fun together.

See the Arsha climbing area on The Crag.