All good things come to an end....in the end.

Yesterday I returned from my 2 week stay in Moletai, Lithuania. I had an incredible time, not that much sleep but the more fun I had instead. 3 of the 5 nights of observations went splendid, the other two was ruined by cloudy skies or bad connections with the telescope (Teide telescope). But during this time I've learned so much new stuff, met so many new people and had so much of a good time. I would've wished the school would've went on for another 1-2 weeks. Just being in another country was an incredble breeze of fresh air that vitalised my spirit. But about my stay there now.
15 days there, 14 nights. 20 students and about the same number in the staff. That is 20 party-happy students, and about the same number of cool awesome and great staffs. You do the calculation yourself. Not many nights passed by without some promille of alcohol in the blood. When things have settled and I've recovered all lost sleep I will give a better review of my time. In the meantime you will have to make due with these pictures taken by the paparazzis of the school; Vilatii and Gintaras.
This is how real astronomers work, in big formats and with great tools of science!
And this is part of the squad of students, only one which is not currently studying in a nordic country (estonia actually), all of us lying at the center of europe. They've done calculation on this and it is in fact lying north of Vilnius, Lithuania.
We even had time for some cultural activities between the science. Here I blow the horn along with my norwegian room-mate Bård Eirik, and everyone was awed by the sound.