So, this saturday was spent in festival
"Ką galvoja muzika" (What music thinks) in
Kazliškiai. Since in this blog i can avoid lying, organizing (more specific - communication and providing information) sucks big time. Or maybe organisers are just incapable understand lithuanian. While asked if there will be drinkable water they answered about beer. While asked about if there will be water (lake, river) nearby and how to get there without car they didn't answer at all.
Organisers also lied about several activities. It was written that there will be workshops with possibility to make something from clay, wool and wood, natural herbal tea and natural handmade cosmetics - nothing of it didn't happen. There were only smalll cafe, few shops (pottery, bijouterie, wooden stuff, silver accesories) and that's it.
I actually wouldn't really mind all of that, but thing is i really hate being lied to. Later on the table where we were sitting small green worm appeared.
I'm actually afraid of worms and if i go fishing i always scream throwing rod (after somebody puts worm on the hook for me), but this one was fun to watch. Moving fast, climbing on hair like acrobat and othe stuff. Later he was let go on the grass.
Concert was really great - participants all good, just some very boring - only gitar and singing quite simple lyrics. Music not too loud, which i really liked. Crowd really supportve. Seemed like everybody really enjoyed themselves.
Nature around was also really beautiful, i managed to find some raspberries in the forest, although i wanted to find some mushrooms. And it seems we were lucky - weather was good all day long and we heard that friday was rainy. One of the guys thought it may be the reason why there were not so many participants as he told that previous there were much more.
Coming back were stopped at cafe
Skardis.
It's restaurant/bar/cafe in the way Kaunas-Vilnius whis has not only really beautiful surroundings and mini golf in preparations but also awesome collection of old american cars. I found one i would love to have - blue Chevrolet. I love blue and green cars (exept Opel Astra) and this one was really nice - long and wide so nobody would dare to beep (exept maybe if jealous), although i think it might be a problem to park it.
