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Domus Kiev

Yaroslavskaya str., 19. Kiev, 04071, Ukraine

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Goodbye Kiev

A travel blog entry by zullyzazaza

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... Lufthansa attendant checks my passport twice then looks up at me for what felt like 10 seconds before asking, "You are going to Tashkent?"
"Yes" I promptly reply
"Are you sure you want to go to Tashkent?"
After a brief pause I reply, ".....please don't say that...."
"Ooooookay"
And with that I was handed my boarding pass and began the harrowing hour and a half of boarder ...

Trial By Fire

A travel blog entry by davefremland

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... the enormous, green forests below, during my waking moments. As we got closer to Kiev, I excitedly pressed my face to the window while we crossed from the dense woods below, into an even denser urban setting. I was surprised to see so many skyscrapers and closely packed apartment buildings during our
descent. The guy from Canada in the seat in front of me also seemed surprised and kept asking the dudes he was with (I think some sort of group involving ...

Filling in pieces of the Ukraine Blog

A travel blog entry by raichies

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... One of the museums is the Historical Treasures Museum. Basically, it was the only way to keep local gold and silver relics from being shipped off to Moscow--probably to be melted down.

Another museum we visited, was the Museum of Microminiature. At first, I thought it'd be some kind of cheesy thing, one would see in Vegas. However, it was absolutely amazing. This Russian artist, Nikolai Siadristy made these ridiculously small items that each is ...

Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match!

A travel blog entry by gallopmonkey

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... that person doesn't live in your city or even your country. People marry, they move, they probably live happily ever after. What really gets me are the old goats who come here looking for some Ukrainian flesh. Seriously - I wouldn't want you, what makes you think some poor Ukrainian girl does? Some of these people really are the lowest of the low, and I hope to God they wouldn't dare speak the way they do here in their own country. ...

One Hell of a Bang!

A travel blog entry by lochlanjw

... Nagasaki. The initial abnormal radiation levels recorded at nuclear facilities in Denmark and Sweden caused widespread panic in those countries as both governments prepared to evacuate hundred of thousands of their citizens based on the mistaken belief that one or more of their reactors were responsible for the leaks. In a dimly lit back room of the museum you can find the radiation contamination suits worn by initial responders, along with an entire wall of ...