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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Sunny Saturday
I was busy comparing flights for our annual trip back to Canada this summer, and didn’t really want to go out for a walk. The good thing – and the bad thing – about having a dog is that you … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged Gagarin Park, park, Russian wedding, Saturday, sun, train, trees, wedding
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Checking in – Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk At Last.
This has been a crazy two weeks. So many changes since I left Yuzhno – and more to come. Between jet lag, a cold, and very spotty internet service, this blog has been close to my mind and heart, but … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged Craftsy, flowers, Gagarin Park, quilting, Sakhalin, Yuzhno, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Moscow Metro – An Unusual Art Gallery
I was lucky with the Metro tour Tuesday afternoon – there were only four of us there – John from Columbia, Lynne and Winston from New York, and myself. Elena, the guide was quite happy to have just a few … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography, Travels
Tagged art, bomb shelter, marble, metro, mosaic, Moscow, Stalin, statues, tour, underground
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Moscow, Day Two
Last night, as I was writing my blog in the hotel bar (where the electrical plug-ins are), I met two wonderful couples from Manitoba, Canada. I had an evening of good company, lots of laughs, and one more beer than … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography, Travels
Tagged Arbat Street, food, Moscow, restaurants, souvenirs
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Moscow – Red Square
The end of a long day. Walking, walking, walking……… warm and muggy weather so that I was sweating under my blazer most of the time. Just imagine me admitting to being too warm. Now, however, I am in the … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged bus tour, GUM, Kremlin, metro, Moscow, photos, Red Square, St. Basil's
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In Moscow
This afternoon I finally got back to Russia. I am in Moscow now, and will be for a few days until my single entry visa can be exchanged for a multi entry one. After being met at the airport by … Continue reading
Spring is Sprung – Memories of Springs Gone By
The flowers I remember as a child are beginning to bloom. I am so lucky to be here and remember them. The ones in my earliest memories are the caragana bushes. On the farm where I grew up, we had … Continue reading
Posted in O Canada
Tagged Alberta, Canadian Prairies, caragana, childhood memories, chokecherry, lilac, Prairies, Saksatchewan, saskatoon
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