From Moscow to St Petersburg

Europe » Russia
October 3rd 2007

Published: October 5th 2007

Moscow hit us like a ton of bricks. It always comes as a shock when you come from the countryside to a huge bustling city. The language barrier (Cyrillic alphabet) makes it even more challenging. We hit the usual touristy spots such as the Kremlin (Armoury; Annunciation Cathedral; Assumption Cathedral); Red Square and St Basil's Cathedral; Church of the Saviour; Sparrow Hills; Kolomenskoye (Tsars'... Read Full Entry

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6th October 2007

gia
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Wonderful pics!
I really enjoyed your blog entry. It was like taking a trip there because you included such a variety of pics!

25th October 2007

Louise
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Change of Plans
Not sure where you are now Gus, but wanted to let you know that our Xmas party is now on Fri 30/11 at our fav. Goan restuarant. Give us a call if you can come.

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