A Series of Images II

On my way to work.
This is a typical view (in my opinion) of Tbilisi. The roads are not so bad. But the unique features for me are the buildings. There are hundreds of buildings like these, 10-16 storeys. Perhaps it is my misinterpretation, but it seems to be that these were typical Soviet-style buildings that have naturally overtaken Tbilisi's skyline. They are not so much beautiful as they are trite and unimposing.
A similar view from a different perspective. You can see in a distance a number of these same buildings.
This is certainly a unique structure (on the right). It was originally a hotel, but I am not sure what it is now. I think "Jenga" best describes this building.
The Knight in the Panther's Skin. This epic is to Georgians as The Odyssey or the Illiad is to Americans (or Westerners).