Today, after breakfast Mr. Penguin, Friend Penguin and I left the hotel and began to explore. Here are some photos of our 90 minutes walk. Temperature was cool and pleasant. Skies were cloudy.
Moscow Street Photography
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splendid photos… i wonder if they paint the cathedrals to keep them so white? and if the gold spires are gold or what… are those speakers in the alley picture? rock out! lovely doggies… i’d think there would be quite a market for those in the usa…
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Thank you MP. They must pain the white on these. I’m not sure about the gold but could be a gold leaf of sorts? Yes, I do love the dogs.
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We were told today that the gold on the domes is real gold leaf.
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Oh, beautiful – thank you so much for sharing these (particularly the statue of Mayakovsky – I *love* Mayakovsky!!!) :DDD
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You’re welcome but have to admit I am not familiar with Mayakovsky.
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I’ve been lucky enough to visit Moscow three times – once in 1979 in December (unbelievably cold). Such a grey place and very anonymous buildings. The only way you could tell what was a shop was the queue outside. 20 years later I was back and what a transformation – neon lights everywhere and the shops actually had goods for sale. I’ve only ever been in winter but the light in those photos of yours show it would be lovely to visit in the late spring or early autumn
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Glad to see the Penguin is enjoying himself. 🙂
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He always enjoys himself.
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