Revealed all the intrigue in the title, but hey, there are photos! A little comic for your attention. A pig and a cat throw down for some grub!
Crimea — 5, Overnight stay near the cave city of Eski-Kermen
After checking out the monastery, we slowly rolled toward our meeting point with Pasha (who, as you might remember, was driving the van). A funny thing happened here: we couldn't get ahold of him on the walkie-talkie or the phone, but luckily, we spotted him driving back and forth looking for us, and managed to catch his attention.
After that, Vova and Pasha got into a heated argument about how to organize a meetup. The takeaway from this dispute was that if there’s no one at the agreed-upon spot, you can’t or won't wait, and you have no other means of communication, you should leave a plastic bottle with a note inside at the gathering point. The bottle would later play its dark role, but that would happen on another day.
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Crimea — 4, Monastery of the Great Martyr Theodore Stratelates
We walked and walked, and finally arrived at the Monastery of the Holy Great Martyr Theodore Stratelates. Which suits us just fine, because we're sort of great martyrs ourselves — trekking through the mountains on foot and dragging our bikes along. I hope Theodore didn't suffer too much with his bike, considering he probably didn't even have a gear shifter.