March 2010 russia trip moscow

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April 2, 2010 – Moscow Russia Photo from the airplane. Currently 14 million people live in Moscow.

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Photo from the airplane. Currently 14 million people live in Moscow.

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Photo taken from hotel window. Subway runs underneath the plaza below.

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McDonalds was across the parking lot from the Holiday Inn hotel we stayed at for one night in Moscow. Yes we ate there

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Photo taken from moving car. An “American” thing we recognized….IKEA!

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Photo taken from moving car. Couple of new buildings built last year.

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Renovated church after war.

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Building across the street from our hotel.

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City scene from hotel window.

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The Red Square. Kremlin on the left, St. Basil Cathedral on the right, and most expensive mall in Moscow in the background outlined in lights.

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St. Basil Cathedral in the Red Square

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Tower in Red Square. Red star is ruby glass with 2500 light bulbs inside.

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St. Basil Cathedral in the Red Square

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Close-up of St.Basil Cathedral in the Red Square

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Most expensive mall in Moscow in the Red Square. Beth and translator in the foreground on the left. Blurry because I was shivering!

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Front of St. Basil Cathedral, with statue, in the Red Square.

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Entrance into the Kremlin. Red star is ruby glass with 2500 light bulbs.

Former Kremlin family lived in yellow building behind wall; now are government offices.

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View of Kremlin wall.

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Church in the Red Square.

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Entrance into Stalin’s tomb – marble stepped structure.

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Church in the Red Square. Almost looks fake the way it’s lit.

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Replica of a synagogue that was destroyed during WWII. In the Red Square.

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Main entrance gate to the Red Square.

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Amy and Beth in front of St. Basil Cathedral in the Red Square.

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Orthodox Church in the city. Was partially built, then detroyed in WWII and then built again. Roof tops are gold.

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Bell tower in the Orthodox Church.

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Photo taken from moving car. We recognized SUBWAY! (no we did not eat there)

It’s written in Russian to the right.

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Pretty tower I saw from the hotel, not sure what it is.

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Little “convenience store stands” all along the streets.