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Head East Old Man
... incentive commission paid to train managers and drivers for being on time means that they are so. In terms of their varied forms I've seen metro lines emerge from long long escalators (70m down) to link directly with tram lines or monorail lines or electric trolley buses or normal combustion engine buses (official) and the informal marshrutkas. Then there would be water-buses (in SPb) and chauffeured pedal powered passenger bikes as well. Last ...
Togturen fra Moskva til Perm
... startede ud med at bunde en enliters Tuborg dåseøl på ægte russisk maner og hans mave var et flot resultat deraf, da han nærmest lignede en som var gravid i 9. måned. Derudover havde han besluttet sig for at iføre sig 80'er-korte stramme shorts og en matchende stram T-shirt, så alle herlighederne var til frit skue. Han var i grunden meget flink og vi fandt ud af at han var systemadministrator for et IT-firma i Moskva.
Vores anden rejsemakker var en ...
Starting out from Moscow
We got up with early enough with George and we walked him to Chistype Prudy metro. I have to thank him once again for being such an unbelievable out of the blue host. Great guy to chill out and talk with. Hope to cross paths with him again one day. We had a few hours to kill, so we decided to relax in the park in Chistye Prudy and do some people watching. Watching the people walk by, from the men in business suits having their first can of beer in the morning ...
Trans Siberian / Mongolian Day 2
... A bright blue window frame. A green and white fence. Little coloured flowers appliqued on the dark wooden buildings. Trails of smoke from the old chimneys. It looks a cold damp existence amongst the tall skeletons of an autumn birch forest. Where, I wonder, have Hansel and Gretel gone?
The cities are bordered by buildings and landscape that are without colour. Cottages with no access bar a worn path in the grass or wood in a muddy track. A blue window ...
Chapter I, or Why did you come to Perm, Russia?
... tones of grey it is for all intents and purposes a welcoming environment. Reception was easy and although the language barrier was felt, with my broken Russian, reservation confirmation and passport, Nadya and I got on swimmingly. She checked me in, I paid in full in advance and was given my key - room 313. I carried my own bags up the small flight of steps leading to the renovated elevator and got off on the third floor. The Hall Manager was there to greet me ...
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