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Category Archives: Photography
Autumn Creeping In
Lots of Virginia creepers around here, but this is the first one I have found with this delicate pink.
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged autumn, fall, frall colours, iPhone, iPhotography, photography, Sakhalin Island, Virginia Creeper, Yuzhno-Sakahalinsk
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A Lazy Hike Into Town
You need to know what people mean when they say lazy. To me, it is a casual stroll. The day was sunny and bright, and it was about time that I deserted my boxes and Snoopy and I got some … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged butterfly, friends, hiking, hills, mountain, photography, Russia, Yuzhno
1 Comment
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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5000 Kilometers and Counting
I have been in Canada for a bit over a month. We rented a car at the airport when we arrived. Since David left for Russia on April 20, I have bee driving around Saskatchewan, Canada visiting friends and relatives. … Continue reading
Posted in O Canada, Photography
Tagged Canada, miles, Prairies, Saskatchewan, skies, snow, spring, traveling, visiting
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First Impressions of Bangkok
Wow – where to begin? The heat and humidity. It hits you like a wall, especially when you aren’t used to it. It envelopes you like another skin. I’d forgotten the feel of being totally warm, totally immersed in a … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travels
Tagged adventure, Bangkok, colours, heat, motorcycles, skyscrapers, traffic
4 Comments
One Sunny Saturday In Sakhalin
Beautiful morning for a walk……. and Snoopy and I took full advantage of it. How fortunate we are to have Gagarin Park right at the end of our street. The photos here were taken with my iPhone – admittedly not … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged bird feeders, children, Dogs, Gagarin Park, iPhone, park, photos, shadows, snow, walk, Yuzhno
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And I thought I’d walked A Lot On Sunday!
It was a good thing that I slept well Monday night. Tuesday morning, Snoopy and I set out to find the ATM, get some money, and then, hopefully, find the meat shop that the ladies in David’s office had mentioned. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged Chair lifts, first snow, ski hill, skiing, snow, Walking, Yuzhno, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
6 Comments