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My Unexciting Day in Sochi
Yesterday we were in Sochi, Russia. Sochi is no St. Petersburg. I wasn't able to get off the ship because I don't have a Seaman's Book yet. Apparently I didn't miss much. The weather was rainy and kind of cold, and there is nothing to do in Sochi. It is not a common place for cruiseships to go to, and I think this company is reconsidering going there as a port. I took a few pictures from the ship that I ...
Min Vody Train Station day...
... this is a very, very common phenomenon in Russia I have yet to truly comprehend), and was eager to help. In fact, I went back alone already to buy a pack of gum, confirming this. -- Yesterday in Tyrskol things were very uneventful. The four of us went for a long walk in search of a Russian Banya (a kind of bathhouse, a long standing tradition here) and horseback riding. We rode horses for a bit more than an hour, a large majority of it in a cold rain (but it was so peaceful ...
Day #3 on Elbrus and the aftermath...
... going up Elbrus). Of course, I had to buy the gloves for the one I lost - so I get a little souvenir of Elbrus. All in all, the day went from one of the most extraordinary and beautiful in Russia to the most excrutiating. Last night I went to bed at 7 or 8pm (I don't remember exactly) and got up at 9am today. I'd like to get the train to Moscow today, but have no way to get to Min. Vody cheap (taxi is 2000 rubles) or have a translator to help me buy the ticket and sell back my ...
Day #2 on Elbrus
... We have decided that the weather tomorrow is the only favorable kind for the next few days for a summit attempt - to so tomorrow it will be. But it takes a long time, so we must leave at 12am to make it there and back in the window of good weather (today we hiked for 6 hours and only made it to 4800m - still over 800m to go, and perhaps some of the most difficult). Better pack and get ready for some sleep. Hopefully my next entry is a sucessful ...
Day #1 on Elbrus...
... no one was killed). The ground was soggy and littered with trash. We set up and started preparing dinner - in the meantime, I bumped into a guy, Ethan, from Oregon in a tent near ours. He currently lives in Norway working on his M.S. (in something), and has been in Russia since the 15th (I felt like an old weathered pro saying I'd been here since June 1). We talked about the U.S., especially politics, Russia, and then the Elbrus ...
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