01.04.10
Snow is melting away! This process is one of the most amazing things to watch and experience around me.
We are at the edge of Mustamäe.
This is one of the greatest areas in Mustamäe. Four 9-floorers in a row. The building far away was built in 2005 I think.
The building far away was built in 1990's.
03.04.10
Snow melting together with rain! Definately the best time of the whole year for me! Actually I enjoy it so much that I shouldn't have added anything verbal to it.
05.04.10
Morning sun from my kitchen window.
11.04.10
Nice spring day.
18.04.10
A sudden snowfall!
15.05.10
This is one of the nicest videos I've taken in Mustamäe. Shot from the window of bus nr. 36. It starts from Väike-Õismäe (see post nr. 117 for that video), then goes through Mustamäe and Nõmme and then heads toward centre. Here is the Mustamäe part, ending at Tehnikaülikool busstop, the next stop being already in Nõmme.
And a nice small part seen from a bus nr. 10's window, from Tehnikaülikool to almost Liivaku.
20.05.10
One of the most amazing views from the entire Mustamäe!
22.05.10
Some nice views from the 9th floor.
And zoomed in views. Old town is visible with at least four higher churches and Tall Hermann.
That far away building resides in Pärnu road.
These views are meant only for the chosen few...
The black building resides in Pärnu road.
The black building resides in Pärnu road.
Northern-Estonian Regional Hospital (in white).
Panoramas, not zoomed first.
And 12x zoomed panorama, much bigger.
The hall in that 9-floorer. Or is it called a corridor? A stair-hall? I am not sure. It is 'trepikoda' in Estonian.
30.05.10
A nice spring walk in Mustamäe way. Mustamäe begins right here.
The highest in Mustamäe, 17 floors, at the corner with Tammsaare way.
Isn't it just gorgeous?
View along Vilde way, so beautiful!
One of the most fantastic zoom-in views of Mustamäe: along Vilde way. The huge 9-floorer with 8 halls is amazing. But I dream it were twice higher...
One of the latest additions to Mustamäe on the left. Very nice composition of three entirely different blocks.
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