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May 05, 2007 - Jun 25, 2008
Moscow, Russia -› Astrakhan, Russia -› ...
I moved to a new apartment in Moscow last January. I downgraded from a large two room apartment to a smaller one. My new apartment isn't in quite as convenient a part of town as my old and it takes longer for me to get to work then it used to. I moved of my own accord, though because I very much wanted to be in my current apartment. I didn't move because I wanted the old cracked blue leather couches, or the oven (last apartment didn't have one), or the les comfortable ...
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Jun 05, 2008 - Jun 07, 2008
Saint Petersburg, Russia -› Peterhof, Russia -› ...
I start the day with the sort walk down to the Winter Palace to for a visit to the museum. The place is so famous for all the art they have on display so I figure it is time to be really civilized and cultural. I get to the counter and pay - unfortunately my Russian is pretty bad ok non-existent would probably be closer to the truth - so I have to pay western entry fees. A full 10€ plus another 3½€ for photo fee. This is pretty expensive for Russia. Well somewhat p...
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Jun 02, 2006 - Aug 05, 2008
Harrogate, England, UK -› Prague, Czech Republic -› ...
People who i met here, who contributed to and improved my trip: Juliana (Russia), Katja (Russia), Ania (Russia), Sasha (Russia)
Arriving back in St Petersburg i was still unsure of my plans regarding staying, travelling, accomodation, basically everything! Thankfully Juliana's parents kindly offered me the spare room in their apartment once again, which i was really grateful for, but i also didnt want to outstay my welcome!
Juliana and i spent the next week chilling around St Petersburg, wh...
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May 17, 2008 - Jun 17, 2008
Moscow, Russia -› Perm, Russia -› ...
Today we were completely 'guideless'. We took the subway to the Red Square to visit the mausoleum of Lenin. We were lucky; today was a very quiet day and no queues, so it was literally in and out in five minutes. The sight of the world's (second?)most famous mummy is surreal. Because the mummification technique uses wax, the corpse looks more like a Madame Tussaud's statue than a real person. In fact, it would not surprise me if it is a statue, and the real Lenin has been buried alongside his...
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