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Another Lonely Day in Chernobyl
... Not to mention the regular old pigs, cows, dogs and cats who have all managed to survive... Even catfish!!! Grasses, plants and fruit trees are thriving untouched by humans. With this in mind (and after seeing one of these horses) we arrived at the home of Ivan Ivanovich and his wife Maria. They are in their late eighties and have lived together for over 50 years. They were evacuated in 1986 after the accident but returned to their homes in 1988 after Ivan decided that life ...
Welcome to Kiev! The Modern City
... s, the design was selected by a contest. It was ahead of its time with running hot water, electricity and AC that circulated air from the rose garden-that must have smelled amazing! The official Presidential residence takes up several buildings. Across the street is the infamous House of Chimeras (monsters). It was designed by the same architect as the National Bank, Wladislaw Horodecki. It was very modern for its time, constructed entirely of concrete. The ...
No plans, no problems
... while I did not. When we arrived in Kiev, we decided to team up. Killing a bit of time at a train station cafe with wifi, I managed to book the last of the cheap beds in a hostel five minutes from the train station - a mere €20 a night, while most other hostels were going for two or three times as much, due to the influx of tourists for the Euro final. We found the hostel and I dumped my bag, and I instantly began to appreciate the hostel owner. His name was Mike, ...
Kiev travels
... about 100acres and buildings that go back to 1000ad some very old some being refurnished and the main one being rebuild from after WW2.
Also went to the WW2 shrine, yes that statue is massive , I am not sure how high but is huge and can be seem from most parts of the area where I am staying.
The weather is warm and muggy a lot like home with thunder storms at evening, have a far bit of summer haze (smog).
I will sign off now will catch you about soon.
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Goodbye Kiev
... and trying to convince me to take some of their bags as my own so they can fit more on. Next to me an older Ukrainian man tosses me a roll of duct tape and points to my bag, then points to his, which is sealed tight with duct tape. I look around at everyone else's bags, all of which are also sealed tight with tape. "When in Rome..." I think to myself as I tape up my bag. Upon getting to the ...