Turisalu-Tallinn

This brandly new road that is still work in progress is implemented by a bike lane.

Life in the camp

In my camp bedroom, wooden walls make it comfortable. Just one problem: don't use tap water, it smells so weird that you risk to be dirtier while leaving the bathroom. This tap water comes from ancient rusty pipes.

Helsinki III

A Ericsson mobile ad in Nokia's homeland! In contrast with Estonia, Finland is highly developped in high-tech, telecommunications, engineering. What is more, there are seven universities.

Helsinki II

Insert a two euros coin for this bike, it is like a trolley. Where are the theft?

Day in Helsinki

Take the ferry between Helsinki and Tallinn is so easy in comparison with getting a visa to go to St Petersburg. A beautiful city with all its green parks, Helsinki still is a modern expensive not-too-much-for-turists city. Please, 1 euros for toilets. Because I had only 20 euros with me, I walked all the day.

Reasons of my come back

It was my second year in a row.
To make tem study english, better is a native english speaker. To others, it represents a nice trip:

• contact with estonian culture throught exchanges and gastronomy
• experience in teaching and management of a team
• a full accomodation for a volunteer job
• possibility to visit the country during the week-end
• " " and to progress in english
• spend nice holidays
  

People from the camp III: students

Student ages range from 7 to 15 years old. They were three estonian speaker estonians, two from Russia, but most of them came from the russian estonian community. The latter suffers discriminations due to their lack of skill in estonian language. Learn english is a most if they want to communicate with their estonian counterparts and study in England. Settled during the soviet area, they now represent 30 % of the population, they arn't russian beacause of their estonian growth ground roots, nor estonian by nationality; it's burning issue in Estonia.