Hotel Kozatsky Kiev
Mykhailivs'ka 1/3 Kiev, Ukraine
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Kyiv 2011
Jumping off the overnight train in Kyiv after another all-nighter, we take the metro to our centrally located accommodation where we stay for the next 2 nights. We're amazed by how central this hotel is ...it's actually the most centralised building right at Independence Square - fantastic! As it's the weekend all streets are barricaded off and …
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Walk Till You Drop
... from the hostel down Tarasa Shevchenka Blvd and after two unsuccessful trys found a branch of the National bank that was able to change my money.
Stopping briefly at Peremohy Square to admire, not only the soviet architecture and war memorial obelisk, but also, the archaic above ground transit system, which seemed vaguely reminiscent of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four. ...
Music and Art (The Redemption)
... friends. They seemed to be by my side within a split second and I felt much better.
Nearly at the same moment that I reached the St. Michael's monastery (dedicated to the very archangel of whom I have mentioned above) the shaking in my hands and stomach finally stopped. I was also near a grand park and away from the disturbing traffic and inner city stress that had bothered me so very much.
So, I strolled around a bit in this ...
Trial By Fire
... from my original starting location.
On top of all this, there was an issue with the keys, as there was a little magnetic disk on a key chain, which had fallen out of its holder, during the drive, into the mess on the floor of the car. We then spent another ten minutes digging for this disk as my heart jumped up and down in my chest. So far, I'm thinking "Kiev maybe isn't a good idea"
Finally, the disk was found and the nice cabby showed me ...
"In the Nuclear Fall-out Zone..."
... in the nearest towns of Kiev Oblast.
For these reasons, starting from April 27, 1986 2 p.m. each apartment
block will be able to have a bus at its disposal, supervised by the
police and the city officials. It is highly advisable to take your
documents, some vital personal belongings and a certain amount of food,
just in case, with you. The senior executives of public and industrial
facilities of the city has decided on ...
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