☀️ Fun in the sun- Georgian style! ☀️ Egg jarping at Pockerley Old Hall. A game similar to conkers, but using boiled eggs 🥚 | Beamish Museum

Prince Davit Guramishvili (1705 – 1792) was a Georgian poet and author of the finest pieces of pre-Romantic Georgian literature. His poetic talents thrived far beyond his motherland. He spent several years in Russian military service until he was decommissioned to a small Ukrainian estate at Myrhorod, where he spent the next eighty seven years of his tragic and turbulent life, and created the autobiographical work of poetry, DAVITIANI. Guramishvili's poetic legacy has reached us in the form of t

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Nodar Dumbadze (1928 – 1984) was a Georgian writer. His works are remarkable for simplicity and lyricism of the prose, humor, and melancholy coupled with optimism. Most of his major works have been dramatized or filmed. He edited the satirical magazine “Niangi” from 1967 until 1972. Most of his fame came through his novels “Me, Grandma, Iliko and Ilarioni” (1960), I Can See the Sun (1962), The Sunny Night (1967), Don’t Be Afraid, Mother! (1971), The White Banners (1973). | ATINATI