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top ten things about eesti
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- 1. Vote from your cell phone soon. Free WiFi.
- 2. Applied art, design and architecture
- 3. One of the best-preserved medieval old towns anywhere
- 4. (Effectively) no corporate income tax on retained earnings
- 5. Biodiversity and semi-natural/symbiotic landscapes
- 6. Thousands of mIles of wild coastline
- 7. Just about everyone speaks at least three languages (yes, even Russian)
- 8. Smart women who know how to walk in heels
- 9. Libertarian tradition, partly individualism, partly as a reaction to Soviet occupation
- 10. Cheap beets, great bread and dairy products
top ten things about america
- [reader-editable version]
- 1. Melting pot culture
- 2. Visual culture and flair
- 3. Curious electric syncopated fusion of European and African musics
- 4. Tradition of making a clean start without reinventing the wheel
- 5. Roadless wilderness areas
- 6. Freedom of information
- 7. Microbrewed beer selection
- 8. The roads and highway network
- 9. Farmers' markets and other manifestations of bourgeois bohemianism
- 10. Mexico and Canada
reminder
PAID
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@WIKI
6 comments:
Are they good or European good? Tough finding a decent bagel over here.
They are chewy. They taste a little more like a French bread than I would like, but close..close to NY. Maybe they are Montreal bagels since the owner is Canadian.
Apparently they serve bagels at MUSEUM brunch on Saturdays and Sundays (Museum as the trendy lounge-restaurant in Tallinn)
Do Estonians dig bagels?
They have no idea what pizza means for example.
Pizza Americana in the Old Town is vintage Chicago style pizza. I have no complaints. There's also wood-fired Neapolitan place in the wilds of Lasnamäe. No complaints about pizza in Estonia.
I sense bagels are unlikely to be sold in stores, but could be a diggable gourmet item at a few cafes.
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