Georgia sees Black Sea swamp and thinks "city"

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Reaching the site where Georgia’s government is breaking ground for Lazika, its grandiose city of the future, requires navigating livestock — shaggy cows and huge spotted hogs that sunbathe on the road to the hypnotic chirping of innumerable frogs.

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Georgia sees Black Sea swamp and thinks “city”

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