Massandra Yalta
Ul. Drajinskowo 46 98600 Yalta Ukraine Yalta, Crimean Peninsula, Ukraine
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My New Best Friend
... and usually travels with his wife. For whatever reason, she wasn't interested in this tour so she's back in England.
We eventually went to sleep around 2 am. Well, they went to sleep. I tossed and turned and seemed to sleep very little, and looking at my clock every hour. It didn't help that in the room next to us were four adults and two babies. The babies/infants would wake often during the night and also ...
This is why I came to Crimea!
... Berries are really big this time of year. And cherries. The cherries are growing from every tree you see.
Finally we saw the sea! So, we kept heading down (about 1.5 miles, more or less), and the street opened up into a huge plaza and promenade. To the right, the promenade stretched for miles, displaying all kinds of sidewalk cafes, different kids entertainments, vendors with their stands. It was ...
Traveling with a Communist
... base that was started in 1953 and finished and used through the Cold War was something that he knew nothing about even though he was a submariner later. This was such a secret base that no one was allowed into this city without super special clearance and super special swearing of oaths to the Soviet Union. Now when you buy one of the small books about it, there is a photo of the base at that time. Alex says had you had ...
Ukraine has 4 different entities
... een heuse cultureshock. Links scheurt een oude maar pittige Lada voorbij en rechts een veel te dikke Lexus. In het cenrum, aclimatiserend op een bankje zien we een zeer gekleurd publiek voorbij trekken: dik, dun, oud, jong, in schooluniform of in een alles onthullend, wit jurkje, 10cm naaldhak of 20cm plateauzool, jampot glazen of zakenpak, niets onbreekt. Hier kun je dus heel decadent Sushi eten als ontbijt. Hoe meer ik zie, ...
Yalta, Crimea, the crime of wasting food
... where we proceeded to get extremely drunk... The beer was relatively cheap from the little stalls dotting the path, it was good and wholesome, 8% in strength, called Baltica 9, and Jon's weaker Baltica 3, Russian beer at its best. The Ukrainian holiday makers walked on by, passed on by in a blur of faces, colors and screams, bikes and pedalos, electric and manual weaving through the throng, a Jack Sparrow in a mohican zebra-cycle playing guitar renditions of smooth jazz ...



