volchara
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Andrew, reading all the responses throughout this thread I have come to the conclusion that it is to bad that our leaders do not get along as well as we all do here. The regular peoples of the world would in my opinion get along pretty well most of the time. Our leaders could learn from us..
Oh man, you got me going there Chris. I was there about 30 years ago. That picture of the space monument brought back some great memories. I spent 3 weeks touring Russia in June and July 1984, a total of about a week in Moscow. I am going to go through my photos because one of Andrew's photos shows a church that looks very familiar. Of course a number of churches in Russia kind of look like that.It's even worse/better than you think. I was in Moscow for 10 days last month, and to see Russians and Ukrainians interacting the way we did, you never know there was anything going on between them... Honestly, there are a lot of places in the world where we need to 'tear down the walls'. Unfortunately there are also places we need to build bigger walls around.... East-West is no longer the problem....
Chris.....
At the risk of turning this thread political... Hope a mod doesn't shut me down![]()
Anyway........ Andrew, have you been to Moscow Space Museum? FANTASTIC place!!!!
...Of course a number of churches in Russia kind of look like that.
Whoa, I think I was in that same church! We flew to Helsinki and took the train to Leningrad (I'm stubborn, I still call it that). Stayed there a few days and went to Novgorod but I can't remember if that was train or bus. Is Novgorod where that church is? Anyway I remember seeing the kremlin there although we weren't able to go inside for some reason. At some point we took the train to Moscow. Getting old and my memory is hazy as to details.I was also there about 8 years ago, and we drove from St Petersburg (not the Florida one :facepalmto Mosocw. That took us through Novgorod, former administrative centre of the Russian Empire (863 to the mid 1700s)... We visited and walked through a church more than 900 years old!!!
Will continue better about their city.Proud founded in 1095 although there is evidence that the Foundation was long before it affected that for a long time the country nautilas by the Tatar-Mongol Yoke and it is nearly 300 years and the history of the state were destroyed.By the way liberation from the Yoke went from Ryazan,city residents are the first who stood up against the team of Oleg of Ryazan was one of the first repulsed the destroyers,so I have every reason to be proud that I was born and live in this city!)))) By the way the inhabitants of the city and the region was called oblique belly)))) the residents there have never been any weapons and the bulk of these were farmers and carpenters,as many forests that carpenters had large numbers and the tool carried always with him and this tool-axe and hung it on the side of the belt,hence-oblique belly)))))