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Finally in Russia again
... the car and we drive past the admiralty and past the Napoleonic war monument to the war of 1812 and the front of the hermitage or winter palace of Catherine the Great. Olga keeps yakking away the entire time giving us history and more but not sure we will remember much of it at all. She does tell us there are about 150 weddings a day during the summer because that's when everyone gets married and they do ...
Peterhoff, the Summer Palace
Natalia picked us up at 10:00am to go to Peterhoff. It was another beautiful day. We have been so blessed with incredible
weather the past few days, comfortably warm and lots of sunshine. As we headed out of the city towards our
destination we saw several pretty sites – churches and other buildings. I have been impressed by the amount of
construction going on – public works projects all over town, renovation of
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Westward ho!
... to note that my Oxford Alumni Card passes for a student card here, so I got in for free - best bargain ever, miles of wonderful art, sculptures and Egyptian Mummies, all set in magnificent rooms. Last night I went to the ballet (Swan Lake) for the first time ever with an Irish guy and a Frenchman from Lyon (sounds like the start of a bad joke...) and I was very impressed - not boring to watch as I thought it could be. ...
Second Afternoon in St. Petersburg
... to get back to the ship and have a bit of time to rest and relax before dinner. Doing the small group tour proved to be a super choice as we had nice companions, a great guide, and the fact that we were in a small van made it easy to zip about. We subsequently talked to some people who were on the "official" Holland America 2-day tour and they were not impressed. Being on a large bus made getting around ...
St. Petersburg - first morning
... stronger, a bio-break, and the opportunity to purchase a fine selection of tacky souvenirs. We resisted the temptation to buy Britney Spears nesting dolls.
On then to yet another cathedral, the Church of the Resurrection, also known as the Church of the Savior of Spilled Blood as it is built on the spot where Czar Nicholas II was assassinated. It looks much like St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, with ...
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