Friday, April 25, 2008

A post of pictures.

Pictures from some daily Moscow adventures:

Last Saturday it was warm out. So we bought some cheap rollerblades and went to Gorky Park. It was a strange amusement park, carnival, meets typical European metro park from the Soviet times.

The Entrance.
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Our friend Dema joined us.
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An old, out of use Ferris Wheel (one among many strange rides)
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Us
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Soviet Shuttle (actually been in space)
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The gang
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Gorilla Vas
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Camels in Russia are totally the norm around here
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Abandoned pirate restaurant entrance
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Me and the Green Man (my parent's will laugh at this)
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Peter the Great on the Mockva River
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Vasya my Great on the Mockva River
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It's still slightly chilly here. There is a constant crisp breeze that makes a thick sweater/jacket a must. But the sun is out more often than it is not. The sun is perfectly blue, the grass and leaves are bright green and the sun doesn't go down until about 10 PM.

Also, a trip to The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour which is the tallest Eastern Orthodox Church in the world. It is situated in Moscow, on the bank of the Moskva River, a few blocks west of the Kremlin.

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Picture shot down the river/street, you can see the red wall of the Kremlin in the distance
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A shot turning the other way (notice Peter again)
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Me and Alexander II
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Wild doggies playing outside of the metro downtown
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Oh and I found my comfortable place here in Moscow:


AFHV with Bob Saget in Russian!

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2 comments:

philologic said...

your pictures are great. it looks like you're having such an awesome time. i'm happy for you and so jealous. my passport has been sent off for renewal. miss you tons! xoxox

RabbitAttack! said...

okay, no.1 I want those two dogs... you didn't tell me all the wild dogs were SHELTIES! ahahaha... and no.2 russia is awesome... when am i gonna get to visit?!