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Tag Archives: Russia
On Our way
We are on our way to Canada, in Vladivostok airport. We have collected out luggage, eaten, and have another half hour before we can check in for out flights to Seoul and onward. I have to admit that there is … Continue reading
Around And About…. Thoughts and Dreams of Spring
When I was a child, my favorite Little Golden Book was “Around And About Buttercup Farm”, and I have always thought that title had such an engaging ring to it. Two weeks ago, however, we were wandering around Strawberry Hills, … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged icicles, melting, quilting, Russia, spring, sun shine, winter, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Sometimes….
it isn’t easy being lazy. Take this morning, for example. – I need a few groceries – the kind I can usually get from the local shop which opens at 9 am. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged blowing, cold, drifting, parkas, Russia, Sakhalin, snow, wind chill, winter, Yuzhno
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Back In The Deep Freeze
Saturday dawned clear and sunny – and cold. The 3-4 inches of new snow tried valiantly to cover the shame of several days of the unseasonable melting the past week – but didn’t quite make it. Friends had been ready … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged cold, photography, Russia, shadows, snow, spring, Walking, winter, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Frosty Morning Walk
The snow banks have settled to about two and a half feet high along the road. There is light snow falling, and more in the forecast. Saturday morning – time to give Snoopy a proper walk before I hide in … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged cold, iPhone, iPhotography, photography, Russia, Sakhalin Island, snow, winter
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An Unusual Sunday Morning
Today, January 19, is the Feast of the Epiphany according to the old Julian calendar, which the Orthodox Church in Russia follows. It is also the day of celebrating the baptism of Jesus – and for that reason, the date … Continue reading
Sunrise
I was in Gagarin Park at 9 am this morning. It was clear and bitterly cold. The sunrise was close, and the clouds over the mountains were exquisite.
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged clouds, iPhone, iPhotography, mountains, Russia, sunrise, winter, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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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
First Snow Fall
We woke up November 1st to snow on the ground. It went away, but was beautiful while it lasted. The clouds were pink across the valley as the sun began to rise. The kids were thrilled to shuffle in the … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged photography, Russia, snow, winter, Yuzhno
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