Greetings from Asbury Park; well VDNKH Park, Moscow
July 11, 2010Hope your all having a great Summer. Chalet Margaritka has decamped itself to Mockba in the wild east, well off the beaten track for a few months. The positives, the weather has been absolutely fantastic. Since we arrived at the beginning of May the temperatures have consistenly been in the late 20′s and early 30′s. The downside – we missed the Tour De France climbing it’s way to Morzine-Avoriaz today. The closest we got was watching it on Eurosport as I wrote this entry for the blog.
The pictures below should give you a good feel of what is an absolutely fantastic city these days. It is much changed from when Glyn first arrived in early 1996. His greatest shock always was the warmth and Mosquitos in Summer rather than the cold and snow in the depth of Winter. You should be able to feel the warmth and sunshine radiating through your screens as you look at these pictures.
Enjoy. We hope to see you soon.
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- Russian Space Race Monument in VDNKH Park, central Moscow.
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- Alex (Tsar of Wales) in VDNKH Park
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- Rita and Alex at VDNKH with the Ostankino communication tower in the background
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- Alex on the edge at Darbar’s. Great Indian food, wonderful dancers and spectacular views.
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- Moscow at Sunset, quite spectacular.
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- Where all Tsar’s should be in Red Square, outside The Kremlin.
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- Rita, The Tsar and his niece, Liza at the Dacha. Isn’t she a real cutey!!
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- Guns & Roses at the Kremlin Palace, Mockba
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- The Petrova’s (Rita’s family) before we adjourn for some Sashlik, beer and vodka.
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- Rita and Alex infront of the War Memorial in Pobedy Park, central Moscow.
