Here's another picture taken on that bridge:
And here's some of what's going on underneath the bridge - pretty awesome and, in the case of all those teens flying up and down on their bikes and skateboards, absolutely breathtaking:
Monday, May 09, 2011
In one of the previous posts, I've covered - and embarrassed myself in the process :) - some of what's written on the railing of the Luzhniki-Vorobyovy Gory Bridge in Moscow.
Here's another picture taken on that bridge:
And here's some of what's going on underneath the bridge - pretty awesome and, in the case of all those teens flying up and down on their bikes and skateboards, absolutely breathtaking:
Here's another picture taken on that bridge:
And here's some of what's going on underneath the bridge - pretty awesome and, in the case of all those teens flying up and down on their bikes and skateboards, absolutely breathtaking:
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Please don't be embarrassed - I feel a little bad, I'm sorry! I didn't mean to preach - truly it's hard to tell the difference! Even though I learnt Japanese for 6 years, I still have to go through and double check at times whether it's Chinese or Japanese.
ReplyDeleteThe weather in Moscow looks wonderful - you must be enjoying the spring!
Far from preachy, it was VERY interesting. Now I even feel like learning more about the history of both cultures.
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