bye bye tallinn
on a ferry to finland
my new hair cut which cost me 11 euros
by standing or sitting here, one can get a paranomic view of Tallinn
an unique architecture on tree branch-like pillars
this was one of his canvas painting created using only spray paint. pay 40 euros and one can bring this home. beautiful, isnt it?
this street artist armed with colored bottles of spray paint, a plastic tub, and a music box, spray paints nice paintings in half an hour. 
long-lost pals
these stone walls were actually tomb stones from a place where i cant remember
Katarlina Passage is a showplace uniting workshops. 
feeding the pigeons with our bread crust
Tallinn Town Hall is said to be the most well preserved medieval town hall in North Europe
Town Hall Square
a man selling some sugar roasted nuts. tasted good especially when they were free samplings ^^
a tiny jelly fish... there were many others
a traditional way to find out wind direction... it resembles a big cut coffee filter net used in the kopitiam
pointing away from his direction, there were many swans and ducks swimming by the gulf
Tallinn Gulf
the old town was is still surrounded by much of its 2.5km of defensive wall
Oleviste Church was the tallest church in medieval Europe. in the 16th century, it was 159m tall.
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