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I remember Emma's account of the fairy chimneys and her pictures very, very well. She did buy a rug which is stored in our cedar closet for her. Somewhere near Cappadocia, she visited a home along the sea (is it Adriatic) that was reputed to be where the Virgin Mary lived until the Assumption. I thought that was really interesting too. The balloons are lovely. There were none in Emma's pictures, but she was there in the summer, and the weather clearly was much different. Sounds like a wonderful adventure.

Great trip...love to see the old buildings and art work.

Oh you look so small in the picture taking break. Have fun

Sounds like a great trip. Enjoy it. I was just going to send you an email when I got this. When will you be back at home. Will send you one then. Love ya, LaWanda

WOW!
Hey groovy couple! Amazing pictures as always! It looks simply amazing! Take care and be safe!

You've really taken some very nice photos.
It looks like you are having a great adventure and I look forward to reading more. Happy Travels

Enjoy your trip!
This is great info about the people and their culture, thanks for sharing.

Nice pics. I live in Moscow and have wanted to visit Uglich for some time. Your blog has made that desire even stronger!

Moscow METRO
As a long-time stamp collector, the USSR displayed many of their subways on very large commemorative stamps. They have to have the most beautiful and ornate subways in the world. Certainly we don't have any subways like this in the USA.

Tiger… Tiger…
Nice pics guys, looks like a fun trip and a real tiger. JQ

They let you go in jeans
That cannot be. I like Ernest's pictures of everything but the people, but then again, the people are not that interesting, are they -- except for the the one that counts who looks lovely as always. It's amazing the revolution did not occur sooner. I guess all of this opulence was hidden away. Thanks for doing all of the blogging. Fascinating stuff.