Doubletree by Hilton Novosibirsk
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Holy Crap That's Cold
Siberia! No, scratch that, Siberia in winter! My Siberian Airlines flight from Beijing touched down in Novosibirsk - Russia's third largest, but certainly not third most interesting, city - at 11am with the temperature at -19C. Stepping out of the shabby international terminal, it was so unbelievably cold that it was difficult to breathe. It was as …
Novosibersk
... the bunk above is empty. That means I can put my pack up there and chain it to the train and still be able to get at it. Perfect.
Just when I thought train trips were getting easy the Griswalds get the compartment next to me. It is all OK till time to sleep. He has the loudest snore ever. It is just bearable until the train stops. For some reason when the train stopps his snoreing goes ...
Trans-Siberian Railway
... the things Russian children can think of. Then after my mom called me Polina wanted to see my phone, so I let her play games on it (I was glad to let her use it because our pretend stories were becoming very complex). This attracted another little boy around her age, he asked if he could play with us. It was entertaining listening to the two of them. At the station in Omsk our young man got off and Polina and got off to walk around the station. It was beautiful. When ...
A Hidden Gem
... bands. On the way home we enjoyed some fire-entertainers practicing for next months city festival. A gym session was our calling for an early start to Saturday morning. We had to sneak out over three bodies as Marina's sister Ira had arrived in the middle of the night, Veronica's studio apartment reaching overload. We got back midday to a tasty lunch prepared by Marina before heading down town to collect Nadia and visiting the nearby park with zoo, circus, countless attractions and ...
Banya)))
... off all the beer before the classes became unbearable to touch. Temperatures often will exceed 93 degrees Celsius (200 degrees Fahrenheit), though we didn't have it that hot being summer. I've never been in that extreme heat before. You don't sweat. You become instantly soaked. It is really good for the skin and is cleansing. Also breathing felt like I was in a fire inside of this dark wooden room. You could taste the heat, and also feel it in your eyes ...