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I suspect any sugar you have is burnt off pretty well with all the walking you are doing. At times the places you visit (certainly at the start of this video) look like ghost towns... I assume everyone is at work?

Thanks for that though I suspect I gained weight just by watching you try that sweetie. Although I suppose if you're constantly walking up and down hills in a place like Sheki; you'll burn some of the calories off. Safe journey, my dear, safe journey!

Thanks for taking us along. The food looks good! and the stained glass was amazing but I did find some of the museum rooms overly-busy for my pedestrian tastes. 😇

So many interesting places. Lots of roses in the gardens. Are they scented? 🙂

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Really like your videos, I find them relaxing. Being from Waterlooville, It was nice to see your Hampshire videos and there's still loads more stuff to see

Another interesting vlog from you. Thank you for sharing! Greetings from London xx

It is safe and better to stay away from any Islamic countries

Thanks for sharing! It looks very clean and modern. Greetings from London xx

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Sheik is definitely delightful!

We l watch your new video later mad mouse nice to see you again foraging for blackberries chicken in the woods hops and garlic at mo in sherwood. All best to you you young lady

Love these gardens!

Thank you for showing us this really nice village. I’m staying in the area and have been looking for somewhere to go for a day trip. This is perfect for me. A bit of nature, a bit of history, a bit of rural life, very relaxing and doesn’t look full of tourists.

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What an amazing place! The theatre ruins looked almost complete. I can imagine the audience watching Europides plays there ❤

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Slightly eery but interesting ❤

Some lovely architecture and greenery, it looks very nice. Such a great experience traveling to all these places, well done.

gosh i hope you are ok

Another wonderful tour Nimi, thank you.. So sorry to hear of another unwanted experience. Sending positive thoughts for the rest of your travels

Keep safe you young lady. Come back to England. Ta mate

I well remember travelling as a young woman and all the unwanted *ahem* attention from random men (I can think of other words I’d use). I’m very sorry that the world hasn’t changed much in the last 40 years! You are so good at changing your plans and making good choices for yourself. I also like how you are able see the positive things about the places you visit

With the fish gently scrape the flesh away with a fork checking for bones before you gob it. Beautiful detailing on the architecture Nimi. Good move to relocate eh!

Shame about your experience with the creep in the hostel in Quba. May his parts wither! Lovely tour today though and I much enjoyed it; except for seeing the poor little kitten that you were kind to...

I'll have to send this to my Jewish friends; might be an aspect of their international community that they are unaware of. It was news to me though I did know that there was a country in that general area in the early middle ages in which the aristocracy were Jewish [the Khazar State]. Their descendants seem to have survived in the Red Village.

Oh gosh, I am so sorry you had another bad experience Nimi; you did right to get out of there and back to where you know. A lovely tour around Baku. The palace was super interesting and the artist's workshop looked so cool with all those weird and wonderful oddities. I'm always wary ordering fish because tackling bones is not my cup of tea. It's good to experiment with different things then you know for next time ;-) Thank you for sharing this with us Nimi and we're looking forward to the next one 🥰

The cats melted my heart! ❤ Thank you for sharing your travels xxx

Thank you. In what sometimes appears to be a rapidly disintegrating world your videos are welcome peaceful contribution to sanity.

Baku does look like a lovely city!

Sorry you didn't have a great experience in the last place... but then you got time with lovely kitty cats :D That art place looked fascinating. Lovely remote tour guide experience as always, thank you!

So much history in these countries, really interesting. Thank you for taking us with you ❤ the visuals in the museums are so well done 🥰

Lovely video again Nimi and an interesting place. We hardly saw any people, it looked so quiet there. A lovely museum, such interesting things there. You are making some memorable moments to treasure. Thank you for sharing. Take care ❤

Did not see many people out on the streets in the village am wondering if it’s a declining population

so cool, look out for youtuber Gabriel Traveler he is in Turkey, you may bump into him. though I thought you were closer but I got it wrong. He checked to see where you were on your channel, said you weren't near him .. sorry my geography a bit off. x

Quite a contrast in those neighbourhoods. Some lovely looking streets (the gutters are a bit interesting, bit of a tripping hazard if you're not paying attention). Lovely tour as always, thank you!

3:25 is this Jewish music? Sounds nice

Keep up good work young lady as always. Best wishes ❤️

Great visually and marvellous music in the old temple segment. thank you Nimi

A lovely exploration of culture and the lands. It's interesting to think how a landscape can shape a peoples... clearly the land here is very devoid of trees and a lot more open... something that has no doubt changed over the centuries.

i was really surprised to see it's such a modern and clean country

Did you get a sense that there was still a large community of modern Zorastrians; intolerant Muslims often classify such people as pagans and they have been persecuted at times in places like Iran?

Thank you Nimi, another great tour

That meal at the end looks really nice. Azerbaijan seems such an interesting place - the architecture in your last video also very impressive. 😄

wow thank you fascinating

Now that's a modern museum; you can tell that the country is flush with petro-dollars! On the other hand, the modern art you showed us left me wanting to see more of those rugs. I seem to remember that one of the countries that produced that type of stunning hand-made rugs classified them partly based on how many years it took the creators to hand-stitch [hand-loom?] them. Maybe I'm wrong; my old memory ain't what it used to be... now what was I saying? 🙂

Hope it continues to be a warm and friendly place. The old city looked wonderful.