The EDV3/4 adventure has officially begun — and what a start it’s been.

It all started in Lublin for the Polish team, bags packed, sleepy faces, and that strange mix of exhaustion and excitement that only comes before a big international project. One bus ride later, we arrived in Warsaw, slowly waking up as the reality kicked in: Georgia was waiting for us.

After the airport chaos, overpriced coffees, and the usual “did everyone remember their passport?” moments, we finally boarded the plane heading east toward Tbilisi.

Landing in Georgia felt like stepping into another world.

The city lights stretched beneath the mountains as we piled into cars and began climbing higher and higher into the hills overlooking Tbilisi. Winding roads, tired conversations, quiet music, and the feeling that something special was about to happen.

And then — just before sunrise — we arrived.

Hidden in the hills, surrounded by silence and incredible views, stood the LOST HUT — our home for the next week and the heart of the upcoming Concrete Jungle experience.

By 6AM, the sun began rising over Tbilisi.

Golden light poured across the mountains, slowly waking the city below while most of us were still running purely on travel energy and adrenaline. One of those moments where nobody really talks because the view says enough on its own.

Now, after a much-needed late breakfast, it’s finally time to meet the full group, settle in, and begin this journey together.

New people. New stories. New challenges.
And somewhere between the mountains and the city below, the Concrete Jungle experience truly begins.

Stay tuned. Georgia is just getting started.