Hotel Amur
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Pottering in Khabarovsk
... girls wearing shiny red jackets.
It’s nice to spend three nights in a spot, because then you don’t feel guilty for taking it easy one day, doing laundry and shopping for banalities like bleach to clean out the manky fridge in the truck, and the aforementioned dehumidifiers. We’ve a whole other day tomorrow for exploring what is supposed to be a pretty city, with lovely parklands along the ...
Made it to Khabarovsk!
... This is proving a challenge. The Lonely Planet publishing date was checked.
Once more. Just round the corner. Aha! Success – and our most budget hotel yet. Fascinating! The bathroom is best described as a shower recess containing a toilet and sink. The drain is in the corner, next to the toilet. Suffice to say that everything gets a wash when you have a shower. There is also a rather interesting double function of the plumbing as ...
La Cucaracha
... our bed-bunks & the restaurant cart, sipping coffee & downing shots of vodka with so-called WWII veterans late into the night. The silly bugger's passport gave away his age. I did enjoy again scrutinising with Gearoid the China plans ahead, getting very excited! Before we departed on the third day the nice toothless waitress made a point of coming to see us in our cabin, took Gearoids number & asked if we wanted to meet her & her friends ...
End of the Amur Highway
This is a top pick!
... about a foot high and 6 inches deep, right across the road. Others are just nuisance, but will grow if not checked.
Aimed for the hotel as per the sat nav and the guide book - closed! Recommended the Intourist, which seems quite a nice place. Hot showers wifi (charged for!), so we've showeded the past few days dirt off, and now we are ready for anything!
Mileage 340km
Martin's lost moment:
I'm writing ...
Khabarovsk, the town that resembles a beautiful vi
It has been two years since I visited Khabarovsk. I used to spend quite a bit of time there, because my best friend, Antonina lived there and still does. It used to be a sanctuary, from fighting the Russian beast, setting up traveler's itineraries, which would always change, cost more, etc. but how I loved the Russians themselves. Khabarovsk almost exemplifies the character of the inhabitants of East Russia. The town has been beautified in and out, but it is ...
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