Our Georgia

Our Georgia

Dogs abandoned on the streets. There are thousands of homeless dogs in Georgia, and in this regard, the country is in one of the most deplorable conditions among post-Soviet states. People throw dogs directly from their cars onto the side of the road, and no one controls this.

A huge cross stands over the city of Chiatura.

A flock of sheep in the settlement of Avchala. Georgians tend and fatten their sheep all year round, as on August 28, the feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, sheep are often sacrificed to the church in Georgia. At this time, shepherds sell a large number of sheep.

An abandoned house in Kakheti. You can often find abandoned houses of this architecture in the region. Presumably, the reason for this is the emigration of Georgians abroad.

Mountains of Adjara. Sun rays break through the clouds and shine on the village. The tangerine picking period is the most beautiful in Adjara. This is a citrus crop that grows only in the coastal region of Georgia. Georgians also export it abroad.

In winter, the beaches of Georgia become empty, but this does not bother the beautiful birds. They bask in the sun alone and prepare to fly to warmer countries.