

Having secured a 2 week visa for Russia (that's all they would give me!) i flew to Moscow. The two photos above are of my hotel and the view from my window. It was a Hugh monolithic slab of a building built for the 1980 Olympic games. To say Moscow is a hard place to travel around alone is an understatement. Many people don't or wont speak to you. (maby it was just me?) I found it a very lonely place but none the less very picturesque in places.
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I’m from AL. Two guys from Russia were working with me last year in Wal Mart (there was some kind of exchange program, I think). I’d like to say they were very friendly and clever… Probably, there are not many people from Russia like them… I don’t know… But I think that a human not depends just on country, you know, education and stuff…
You are of course basically right. It's just during my month there I found it very hard communicating. Perhaps your experience was better, due to the fact the two chaps you mentioned had escaped the confines of the fatherland therefore were of a more jovial nature...
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