u/Appropriate_Sky_1233

Ive been watching flightradar for a few days and noticed there are way more planes and helicopters in lithuania, will make a graph about that too

Anyway that got me interested in how the amount of coastline vs registered marine vehicles compare, estonia has about 36k, lithuania 28.7k, latvia 28k. The real difference is in commercial fishing vessels though - about 2k in estonia, about 600 in latvia and 100ish in lithuania.

Peipsi onions are part of a centuries-old farming tradition shaped by the Old Believer communities along Lake Peipsi. By the 1920s-1930s, the region produced up to three quarters of Estonia’s onions, with onions shipped by boat to Tartu and exported even to Finland. On places, where good farmland was scarce, onion growing became so important that old sources called them “Peipsi’s yellow gold.” The locally selected onion populations are still a big part of the region’s culture today.

The Old Believers were Russian Orthodox Christians who rejected 17th century church reforms and fled religious persecution in Russia, with many eventually settling along the western shore of Lake Peipsi.

https://elu24.postimees.ee/8529505/kurb-vaatepilt-varskelt-valminud-rahvuslik-seinamaal-soditi-johkralt-ule-panime-sellesse-nii-palju-aega-ja-vaeva

häid jaane ja r/fucktelia/