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A new acquaintance
... We first found my hostel, and because the receptionist didn't speak a word of English, Valerie once again stepped in to help. I was more or less checked in, and since Valerie had to head home first, we agreed to meet at the hostel in two hours. The two hours gave me enough time to grab some lunch and catch up on emails, after which Valerie arrived at the hostel. We walked from the hostel for a little bit, stopping by an old building ...
Volga Voices
... me in 15 minutes to the station and all was good.
The train arrived and I waited until there was space for me to manoeuvre down the narrow dormitory aisles. I walked too far and the provodnitsa came and guided me back. Just doing an about face with my front and back packs was difficult in the narrow aisles. A young couple, Aleks and Ina (Inga) with their ten year old son were sitting in our four bunk section. The provodnitsa on inspecting my ticket ...
The River Volga Strikes Accord
... chap and while his English was limited he was keen to try. The young woman who'd been so fastidious with cleaning her sparkling white designer sand shoes turned out to be an excellent English speaker and a mother of a young boy who was being looked after by her parents in Perm. She lived and worked an studied in Moscow with her husband and preferred her son to be brought up in the relative cleaner air of Perm. She had been laughing at the neighbouring ...
Nizhney Novgorod
... s go past and decided to look up where they were going. They were all going to Ivanovo, which is past Suzdal and I could have taken any one of them. The next one that came I jumped on and it only cost 50 rubles (just under $2) for the half hour drive. He also dropped me off at a ramdom corner. I knew I was near Suzdal and started walking in the general direction. I could see all the monasteries but none have names on them so I couldnt work ou t which was which. ...
Moscow suburbia & Trans Siberian /Mongolian Day 1
... Barabinsk, a small town between Omsk and Novosibirsk with a population of about 30 thousand. Benjamin Petrovitch (we Russianised his name) and Walter ??? (who's name we couldn't figure out how to Russianise despite increasing amounts of vodka) and I had just purchased more staples of bread, cheese, juice (for the vodka) and beer (them) off the babushkas on the platform for our next meal
We joked around, crossed the rail lines as all the locals appear to do, fondly watched ...
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