Park Inn Sadu Moscow
17 Bolshaya Polyanka bldg1 Moscow, Central Russia, 119180, Russian Federation
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Smooth Start to Russia Adventure
No weather issues or flight delays for the journey from Chicago to Washington DC, and from there to Moscow, Russia. There is really bad weather over Nova Scotia as we are about to cross Halifax, but the captain diverts around the storm and we have a fairly smooth cruise from there on to Moscow. I get about five hours of sleep in a business class …
Triumphal Re-Entry Into Moscow
Having completed our overnight trip to the historic cities of the Golden Ring, we return to Moscow for a final night before taking the train to St. Petersburg tomorrow. The group scatters to different restaurants with different goals in mind. Part of the group wants to visit a restaurant that has been highly rated in the guidebooks. Others want to …
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The beginning ... Moscow!
... train pulled out on time and we started to head East at a rate of knots slower than a snail. We were due to be on this train for 24 hours but it stopped in various places along the way for people to get on and off and you can also buy all sorts of goods from the people on the platforms. These goods varied from drinks, food, sets of lime green glasses, glass angels that glow in the dark and cat statues to random stuffed animals and ...
A day at the Kremlin
... places inside to buy and refreshments, we were facing a thirsty afternoon!
We then looked at the three cathedrals in the square, the Annunciation, the Assumption, the Archangel and the Deposition of the Robe. All very ancient and atmospheric and beautifully decorated. Billy of course examined every nook, cranny, picture, mural, fresco and tile in each of the places and as a result it took us two hours to get round ...
The KGB agent the Convicts and the Vodka.
... asked his opinion on them. (perhaps this was a clue that they weren't the most savoury bunch)
Ether way we were invited back to there carge. From there we were given shot after shot of vodka, I quickly lost count at 6 but there were 10s more after that. It was there that I learnt that the most forward of the lot was an ex KGB agent with an old passport to prove it. According go him The writhing scar on his shoulder was from military school but I wondered. It also terned ...



