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I guess it's the undeground station. I think Flavius Valerius Constantinus can say it exactly. -
A classic view -
O'Hare International Airport -
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A view from sky -
Lol! I know one man from Milan. He wrote that it's really cold there (for Italy) and very much snow now. But it's not Russia of course! -
Hey! My sister is a flight attendant & so was my mother (now a manager of in flight training). It's not a bad job! Do you work for Aeroflot Lacertus? No, I'm working in Eastline Group. This group have it's own airport (Domodedovo) and its own tourist business and we supply charters and private flights to all countries. Sometimes we escort tourists only while they use other airlines company which cooperate with Eastline. Thanks for your moral support, Pantagathus. I hope it's my temporary job. I'm an archaeologist in spite of all these things.
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Very nice drawings! (I mean all, not one). And leafs are very realistic. I guess your art technique has been greatly improved last time! -
It's really fantastic view! -
The weather is better now, it's not so cold (about -5 C) and very good for snowboard because there are a lot of snow everywhere. -
Thanks! Intestingly that ice sculpturs look very fragile but they already stay a long time and will stay all winter I think. I always wanted to do something like that near my window but I've got a couple misshapen heads only, lol -
me It was really cold!
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a night view -
Flavius, I tried to see this article, but page was not found. Check it, please. -
I put some pictures to my album "Moscow" and it's a little comment to this sight. St. Sergius's monastery developed for the villages and settlements surrounding what is now known as Trinity-St. Sergius Laura. In the 14th century the citizens were painters, wood carvers, and toy makers. The toy factory, as well as the tradition of craftsmen, survives today. Trinity-St. Sergius Laura is one of the most revered Russian monasteries. It is the historic center of the Russian Orthodox religion. Sergius was instrumental in bringing peace and unity to much of Russia. He worked with feuding princes and citizens to unify a greater Russia. It is ironic that his lifelong intention was to abandon the world for the sake of inner self-discipline and he ended up spending most of his time in peace making ventures. During Sergius
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The day was really sunny -
It's a sight near Moscow -
Thanks! I found some information about it in google. Awesome flower! -
What metal used for them? And when they was used? I found different ancient medical instruments in Crimea last summer. They were from bronze (2BC) and looked more older. -
Sure! It's Canon PowerShot Pro1 and telephotolens for it. My brother likes photomacrography last time. EDIT: I forgot, he uses a tripod constantly. And he's 11 years old. Not bad, I think -
You can see here about cremation
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May I take my friend with me? no? well, I would like to take my brushes and paints (a lot). I think it could be my business in that time.
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Do you know when it was reconstructed? I see, it was made from wood, but looks a bit old. Interestingly, how long was saved original construction?