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A new acquaintance
... once a nice market; now it is a cheap market akin to a mall in a ghost town. Near the building, we caught a bus up to the Kremlin, which we walked through and around. We then walked up the main pedestrian/shopping street for a while before stopping at restaurant with a rooftop terrace for some drinks. We talked of many things, notably the stereotypes that most Westerners have of Russia, and how far-off they truly are. Valerie does not like ...
Volga Voices
... I hash paid the linen surcharge. I paid her the 100 doubles without questioning. It seemed reasonable. After making my bed I fetched hot water from the samovar for my noodles and sat down to eat.
I asked Aleks to take a photo of me once I was wedged into my top bank and settled in for a rather early night, not long after midnight.
I woke at around five and it was very light outside. I think hunger pangs were what brought me to life. I ...
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
... the rest of the day getting to Suzdal. Back at the train station they said the next train to Vladimir is at 16.15. I couldnt find anything then it hit me that Mushrutka's going to Moscow go through Vladimir. So I started hitting them up and got one that would take me to Vladimir at11.15 then I could look for a conection to Suzdal. The driver was supposed to drop me off at the bus station but found a better place. A random corner. I waited for my bus and watched a couple ...
Days 178 to 179 - Train to Moscow (Days 2 & 3)
... of the campaign and the lack of any negative incident. It was regrettable that the arrival in Moscow in the VERY early hours of the morning brought with it a ‘swollen brain’ amid a fog of Russian cheer. Mia wasn’t feeling any better, however more from lack of sleep rather than overconsumption of alcoholic substances. Cloysta on the other hand, was bright-eyed and bushy tailed. We were flabbergasted. This marked the end of our Transiberian journey.
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