Awesome Photos From Russia With Love June 2019
Here we go. You know what to expect: a batch of good times from Mother Russia. Without mucking about, here we are… First up, an incredible cafe on the border of Georgia and...
Read More →Here we go. You know what to expect: a batch of good times from Mother Russia. Without mucking about, here we are… First up, an incredible cafe on the border of Georgia and...
Read More →A while back, we published an article that showcased a glut of impressively disturbing children’s playgrounds in Russia. Today, we are proud to present the long awaited second edition. Although some of the following...
Read More →What’s going on in Russia this month? Well, I’ll tell you: LOADS. As ever, the motherland does not disappoint. Here’s just some crumbs from the surface. A light smattering: Ease of access #1:...
Read More →In the UK, and most other Western countries, if you see someone sleeping in public, you assume they are either drunk or homeless. Occasionally, you’ll catch people napping on the train, but most folk try...
Read More →Hail in England rarely causes any damage. Like the rest of our weather, its annoying, but not often fatal. In other parts of the world, hail can be significantly more sinister; smashing windows, denting cars,...
Read More →Welcome back Ruski-lovers. Today’s collection is as backwards as it is forwards, as lost as it is found. We feature bears (obviously), guns (of course) and a maximum amount of major mirth (as...
Read More →Recently I posted up an article showcasing 20 Comedy Balconies. Without wanting to exaggerate, the article went down like a tropical storm on Halloween. People loved it, with a capital L-O-V-E-D-I-T. To date it has had...
Read More →As part of my never ending quest to bring you the best images from Russia, I present you Section “O”. Let me know how you like this little lot and perhaps I’ll give you...
Read More →I am currently reading Ward Six by Chekhov. Mostly because I want to be able to tell people I’ve read some Chekhov, and Ward Six is short. Every time I pick the book...
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