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Великолепные фотографии!
Поиск. Нашёл прекрасные фото своей "деревни". (В поиск вводил латиницей).

Tara

13 years ago

Great!...thanks :]

eAleksandr

13 years ago

Great photos!

Search.

I found beautiful pictures of my town.

Tara

13 years ago

Where you live now? Or your hometown? I would like to see them :]

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. My hometown (video): http://u.to/omOj

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Посмотрите это обязательно. Мой родной город: http://u.to/r2Wj

Writer Fyodor Dostoevsky lived in my home town of Staraya Russa. He wrote about my hometown and its inhabitants.

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. http://u.to/a2ej

What you see from the window of the bus is not a village. This is my hometown. :DDD

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Staraya Russa in Wikipedia English: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staraya_Russa

Tara

13 years ago

Awesome videos! Thanks for showing me :] I have heard of Nizhny Novgorod before. Is Staraya in this region?

Also, that fountain, is this a landmark in Staraya? I noticed its in all 3 videos :] Thanks again....really enjoyed ;-)

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Nizhny Novgorod and Novgorod (Veliky Novgorod) are two different cities that are located far from each other.

Staraya Russa, near Novgorod (near Veliky Novgorod, not to Nizhny Novgorod).

Many of the Russian did not know the difference between Novgorod and Nizhny Novgorod. :)

Above I gave an article from Wikipedia on Staraya Russa.

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Staraya Russa, Novgorod region, but not in the region of Nizhny Novgorod.

Tara

13 years ago

ahhh I see :] I compared both maps in wiki and Nizhny is further South East? Now (for 1 year) you are in Kursk Oblast region? Alot of places have 'Oblast' on the end of the names =D Does this have a significance/meaning?

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Have a look at photos of the town of Staraya Russa. There are also new pictures and old photos and the war.

http://u.to/DG_j

Thank you for your interest in Russia and my city.

Tara

13 years ago

There is some really great pictures there :) I saw some of them when you told me to look a few days ago.

Thank you for showing me this beautiful place ;-)

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Yes. Now I`m in the Kursk region.

Oblast - is a large unit of territorial division of Russia, which includes territorial units - Rayon (Rajon).

lady

13 years ago

do u what to be my friend

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. This man lives alone in a forest in the Novgorod region. http://tinyurl.com/28o79dx

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Things to Staraya Russa: fountain, the cathedral, the water tower and an old monastery. :DDD

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. More - house-museum of Dostoevsky. :)

Tara

13 years ago

wow...looks like he has made himself a nice home and life. Some people are happier living in the wild. I would live like that....as long as I have the internet and all my favorite programs =D This is very interesting. Yes, I thought that fountain was a landmark. I would love to see all of these in real life :]

Tara

13 years ago

Ничего себе ... похоже, что он сделал себе хороший дом и жизнь. Некоторые люди счастливее, живущих в дикой природе. Я бы так жить .... до тех пор, как я в Интернет и все мои любимые software =D Это очень интересно. Да, я думал, что фонтан был ориентир. Я хотел бы видеть все это в реальной жизни :]

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. Этот фонтан сам бьёт из-под земли. Это фонтан лечебной минеральной воды. :)

This fountain is itself an effort from the ground. This fountain of mineral water.

Tara

13 years ago

I think I read in wiki that Staraya is known for its Minerals....they have therapeutic properties? This is hard to explain =D You know how people bath in hot springs/mineral baths? Is this correct?

Tara

13 years ago

lol I just realised that my name is in your hometown =D S''taraya =D

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Tara. In Staraya Russa, drink mineral water, breathing the vapors of mineral water and take baths in mud.

In Staraya Russa, a salt lakes, which are not covered by ice in winter.

Staraya (Старая) word translates into English as the Old. :)

Valera2752

13 years ago

Отличный сайт, моя страничка: http://community.webshots.com/user/Valery2752

eAleksandr

13 years ago

@Valery2752. Я там тоже зарегистрирован. :)

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