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A day in Odessa
... have to remove them to ensure the bridge doesn't collapse. It seems a good point here to say that the city was not what we were expecting. I sort of expected a grey drab place but far from it. It was based on Paris and is grand with tree lined boulevards and architecture to match. Any new building has to conform to the same style to ensure the city keeps its character. There are no high rise building as the weight would be too much for the catacombs which are beneath the city. ...
First steps in Ukraine
7.30am train to Odessa via Transniestra. All went smoothly with no issues at the borders, and we arrived on time. The train is not very comfortable though, and we were in the soft seats carriage.. the remaining 4 had wooden, bench seats.
Once at train station we took ages to put bags in storage, and to pick up our ticket for ...
Last one
... restored my faith in humanity, I meant you both. You're so selfless, you're almost too kind! Thank you so much for making our time in Crimea so incredible. Needless to say you are always welcome whether in Hong Kong or in the UK (or wherever I decide to go…).
My parents - For everything. For giving birth to me, for funding my travels, for being supportive and for being the best parents anyone could ask for. None of this ...
Rückreise von der Halbinsel Krim
Km: 69209
Kurze Besichtigung von der „Heldenstadt“ Sevastopol. Es gibt hier sehr viele Memorials zu besichtigen, die vor und nach verschiedenen Kriegen entstanden sind. Sevastopol ist eine sehr geschichtsträchtige Stadt und war bis 1991 eine geschlossene Stadt in die nicht mal die Krimbewohner rein durften. Nach wie vor ist in Sevastopol die russische Schwarzmehrflotte beheimatet.
Ich verlasse nun ...
More things I learnt in Odessa
... Proper beach clubs (private pool, beach and massive stages) and 24 hour restaurants. Yes please