Russia 2000

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This18 day Russian river trip starts in St Petersberg and ends in Moscow. We will visit St. Petersberg, Mandrova, Kizhi, Petrovadodsk, Irma, Kostroma, Yaroslavl, Uglich and Moscow. Our river boat The m/s Russ is docked in St. Petersberg for 4 days. We use the subway to get around town. This is a typical local market.
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St. Perersberg was built on a swamp. There are 101 islands and 66 canals. Looking down a canal at The Church of The Savior from the main street of Nevskiy Prospect.
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Peter and Paul fortress. Peter The Great, and others, are buried here. Pushkin - Catherines Palace
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Friend (Mary) at The Hermitage The Hermitage The Hermitage
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Peterhof Peterhof Garden Small village on lake Onega.
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On The Boat The island of Kizhi is a national monument. Kizhi is home to the Transfiguration Church which is completely built of wood without nails. About a dozen people live on Kizhi. Transfiguration Church - Kizhi
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There are many statues of Lenin in Petrozavodsk which is a ship building city. Irma is a small town south of The White Lake. We were invited into the home of this Irma Family.
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The beautiful city of Krostroma has many fine parks. Yaroslavl was great for shopping and a folk dance group in the evening. Folk Dancers
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Docking in Moscow Moscow Statue The Kremlin
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Red Square - Notice the line at Lenins tomb in the background (left). Putin Enters Kremlin - We for fortunate to get a glimpse of Vladamire Putin as he enters The Kremlin. Next to the dock is a large park and this small outdoor bar owned by a couple in their early twenties.
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I spent quite a while admiring this park before I discovered it was the roof of a modern three story mall built underground. THE END.

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