My Russian Tour
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I enjoyed your pages on
russian-travel.net, as I also have been to Russia 2 times. The country is very well described and
the story is very well written!
Andrea Wesselenyi
freelance journalist, web marketer
based in Budapest, Hungary
Owner and editor of
www.wesselenyi.com
www.cyberlove101.com
www.telework101.com
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Contents:
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What selling a car has in common with finding a wife
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Why I decided to look for a Russian woman
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What is the best way to find a Russian wife?
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First letters from Russian women that swept me off my feet
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You've got mail: now what do you do with it?
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The best remedy if your ego needs a boost
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The tough decision of choosing between two stunning women
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How much time it takes to develop a relationship
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Finally, I've got to visit Russia!
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How to plan your Russian tour: the pitfalls of logistics
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My arrival in Russia: immigration, customs and Russian Mafia
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Moscow the magnificent
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Why it's easier in Russia to drive 10 miles than make a phone
call
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Flying with Aeroflot
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My first hours at Ekaterinburg: no one speaks English!
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Elena... The moment of truth had arrived after a year
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Russian restaurants and Russian food
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My Russian casualties
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Meeting the parents
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Ekaterinburg: going out, entertainment and sights
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What is Russian "dacha" and Russian sauna
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Ekaterinburg's most famous sights
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My last morning in Ekaterinburg, and some interesting insight
into the souls of Russian traffic officers
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Russian women, Russians and Russian travel: do's and don'ts
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travel to Russia
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One of the most scariest places in the world - KGB on Lubyanka Square
in Moscow. By the way, since late 1980's KGB (Committee of the State
Safety) had changed its name to FSB (Federal Service of Safety), so you
don't have to be afraid of getting locked by KGB anymore! I consider Moscow as a safe place to travel, and FSB is
hardly
interested in foreign tourists.
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