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New Years Day – Korsakov Revisited
The first time we drove down to Korsakov, it was the end of September, and a brilliant, sunny autumn day. Now, in the dead of winter, it is an entirely different picture. New Years Day was Sue’s last day of … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged Korsakov, LNG plant, Mishka Pub, snow, Sunken ships, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Dyeing To Quilt
About a month ago, a friend in South Africa showed us her results from dyeing fabric using ice. I had never heard of such a thing before, but was intrigued, especially when I discovered that snow would work as well. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged cotton, dye, dyeing, fabric, ice experiments, quilting, Sakhalin, satin, snow dyeing, Yuzhno
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A Russian Folk Tale – Father Frost
Originally posted on The Whimsical Musings of a Menopausal Miss:
Moscow Ballet’s Ded Moroz and Snow Maiden Father Frost is a little like Father Christmas. He customarily appears with his granddaughter, a snow maiden called Snegurochka, and together they travel…
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
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The Effects of Nursing on Nurses
Originally posted on ofcourseitsaboutyou:
Hi, welcome to my blog post. I have never had a blog post get more than 50 comments, so I am a bit overwhelmed. After responding to many comments, here is a note: Note: I wrote…
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
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Merry Christmas
I’d like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for visiting my blog and sharing my adventures with me this past year. It has been quite a roller-coaster, it seems. May Santa have you on the Nice … Continue reading
Closed For The Winter
There is a swing in here, somewhere!
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My First Russian Blizzard
When I arrived in Yuzhno last March, the drifts were four feet tall….at least. I had seen photos of the storm, or at least the aftermath, but didn’t experience more than a few snow flurries. And, with snow still on … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged blizzard, December, drifts, photography, snow, Yuzhno
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Heavy Load
The snow has been coming down now for two days. At first it was very light and fluffy, but, with temperatures hovering around zero Celsius, it is getting compacted and very sticky. This bush is just outside my back window. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged bushes snow storm, photography, snow, wet snow, winter, winter cyclone, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Car Repairs!
Wednesday morning I went to work with David so I could keep the car for the day. I was not all that excited. The wind had been howling all night, and it was still quite stormy. It was really early……. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged icy roads, oil change language problems, Russian language, storm
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I Am So Lucky…..
to live in a place where the sun shines……. even in the middle of winter, and on the shortest days….. I am so lucky to live where I can see mountains in the distance – not too close so they … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged iPhone, lucky, mountains, snow, sun, thankful, winter
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