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Touchdown MOSCOW!!!!!!
Hey Moscow, I'm Back!!!!! And WOW what a flight! 12 hours direct from LAX! From the moment I stepped on the plane I immediately felt like I was transported directly to Russia. All the signs on the plane were in Russian, the music and magazines were Russian, and the well dressed and super sexy Russian stewardesses made me feel very comfortable as I settled in for what would be a very long flight.
This was my second time flying with Aeroflot and I have to say they are a very ...
Goodbye Sweet Moscow
... 8217;t do it any justice at all. I actually got
better photos of the Moscow cityscape from, wait for it, the roof of the
hostel. There’s a ladder that leads into the roof, and then a little opening
that goes onto the roof. Beautiful view Moscow, Anton explained a lot of the
history, and got some great photos. Then back into the hostel to hang out with
everyone for the last time. ...
Cruising the Volga River
... the War Memorial sang folk songs for whatever donations they could get.
Uglich was founded in 1148 AD. The town flourished in the 13th and 14th Centuries as a trading center. Uglich was Ivan the Terrible’s favorite town. After Ivan’s death in 1584, his son Dmitri moved to Uglich with his mother. It was here at St Dmitrius on-the-Blood church that Boris Godunov had 9 year old Dmitri murdered. Godunov wanted to ...
The Spirit of Moscow
... shoulder and her ear while she types. Behind her another woman stares dumbly at her screen. Other women, cleaners or staff of some kind, come and go into the tiny space, and a couple of blokes do nothing but lean over the first girl's shoulder as if they are helping her do whatever she is doing. We are ignored for a while, then she serves us until she is interupted by the mobile. We are served again, interrupted a second time and finally taken to our room in ...
Always check your entry documents
... It has cost us nearly 1000 pounds in interpreter costs,bribes, and hotel fees.
It was like playing Monopoly and landing on the Community Chest.but at least we avoided a Go To Jail card.
I'd like to say Russia has been worth it....sadly because I am known for my truthfulness I cannot, but we have met some really nice folk, as well as a lot of dodgy ones (usually the boys in blue)
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