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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 …
Painting the town "Red" in Kiev
... ex-Soviet army soldiers in commando gear! This meant I had to endure hours in the car there and back with Robert, the hostel owner. I just nodded along in agreement to everything he said. It was like talking to your wife - just nod along as the words go in one ear and out the other. At one point, he was ranting so much that I swear spittle was shooting onto the inside of the windscreen. I think he should put his windscreen wipers on the inside of his car. At the ...
Kiev: Water Worlds
... a pop at the beach, the meal we randomly chose from the menu was a whooping 3 Euro. Ukraine seems to be Preis-leistungs winner so far.
One more thing about food: it is very common for Babuschkas to sell their home grown produce at the road side. It costs next to nothing and the tomatos, cucumbers, and peppers actually taste of vacation. We have therfore been mainly living of Ragu and pasta for the most part of the trip. Maybe Anna can actually turn me into a half-decent ...
Visiting the Lavra
... preserved the bodies and the mummies remain in the caves to this day. The Lavra has struggled through war, fire, Tartars, revivals and Communists, but remains to this day a major destination for pilgrims (and tourists).
The collection of gold-domed churches sits on the grassy bank of the Dnipro River. The churches themselves are beautiful, inside and outside, and gardens and location are gorgeous. In addition to the churches, there are a number of small museums ...
Mickey Mouse vs. Rodina Mat
... have varied widely, it's now generally believed that between 26- and 27-million Soviet citizens died during the conflict, probably 20-million of whom were men, causing demographic anomalies from which this part of the world is still recovering. The sun breaks through the clouds as we come to the foot of the collosal Rodina Mat (Mother Homeland). At over 200 feet, it's one of the six tallest statues in the world. One stunning heavy metal hood ornament. A few ...
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