Travel Pro Monuments and Architecture #33: Odessa Ukraine! Part Two (10 photos)
Hey there my Steemit Friends! In this Travel Pro Series we focus on significant monuments, structures, buildings, and general architecture of a given area. Everywhere in the world is different from the way people look and speak, to the food they eat, to customs, traditions, all the way down to the buildings they live in. My favorite thing to do is simply walk around and take in the environment of each place I visit. So this series gives you an idea of what that may be like and how influential these structures really are.
Odessa Ukraine was high up on my European places to visit list, as I have great grandparents who came from this city which is situated along side the black sea. It was so interesting walking the streets that my ancestors did, strolling past old buildings that they may have once frequented.
The old apartment courtyards I found to be most interesting, I could only think I may have had a distant relative who lived in one of the old buildings. Standing in the courtyards really felt like you were going back time as you are surrounded by old, old apartment buildings. Some of these courtyards even had edible grape vines growing in them. I found them so interesting that I had to do a video series on them and it's surely not to be missed.
Besides the courtyards, all of the central historic area had great buildings that were quite impressive. Odessa is a very old city and you can't help but feel the history as you walk through the streets. Museums were all located in buildings that may have been as old as the art works inside of them. Odessa in general was very impressive, now come along and let's have a look around.
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I love looking at all these old buildings Dan @world-travel-pro. What a pretty place I had not ever thought of going. It is sure nothing like where we are now. I should make a point to photograph more buildings here. I have been so crazy lately and not on my game at all.
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I'm glad to see you still posting. Consistency is the key!
Got the vote in for Caleb. Glad you are enjoying my blog. Eastern Europe is a great value destination to travel and live in. You may want to consider a summer there. Time is short. Have to catch a bus back to Chiang Mai.
Maybe - I am happy to see it through you for the time being. I keep meaning to look up Pai to see where it is, but I haven't looked at any maps lately.
I'm still learning how to work with a wifi "budget." This is new to me, but I think I can make it work. I was able to upload to dtube last night. It went quick and did not take too much of my time.
I hope your bus trip is not too long, and very fun :)
It did go quickly. Now that I'm back in a city environment (not Bangkok, but still) I'm thinking Pai may be just for me. I can get a place with the river going by and have access to a swimming pool full of backpacker girls, just my type. So I think Pai is certainly qualified as a little bit of Travel Pro Paradise and I may just call it home for the winter. Keep plugging away and lets hope the price of steem gets moving.
Nice! I'm sure the rates for monthly places are good up there. I have not even heard of this place before you got there.
I'm an a 6 month lease here now until May and will stay longer probably. Singapore was a dream come true for my exit/re-entry, so I have good hope for future trips.
That is great Sharron, so happy you are doing well in Malaysia. SEA in general is a great part of the world. I have two great grandparent who were from Odessa so it's been on my radar for a long time. It was great seeing where my ancestry came from.
Oh! That's fantastic. Only a world traveler can do such a thing. I'm so happy for you to find your roots :)
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I love so much those old sycamore trees in Odessa :) Missed that place already
Yes, it's a treasure and a gem of a travel destination.
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