The Frozen North East, part four
We have come to the last post about our Siberian trip. We hope you have enjoyed looking at the pictures and seeing some of the things we did while we were there. However, these pictures only scratch the surface! There is so much more we can tell you about the land of ice sculptures, mammoths and frozen rivers. So don’t worry, when we move there next year there will be many more posts about the frozen north east.
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Yummy!!
Micah's saying that he loves doing the dishes 🙂
We had a fun time bowling
Keira missed the fun
Helping Violet
Headed back to Moscow
Ice inside the plane
Frost covered airplane windows
The Frozen North East, part three
We visited an area called the Old City, located near the center of town, which was reconstructed in the architectural style of the 19th century. Most of the wooden houses are newly built copies of half destroyed, burnt, or dismantled ones.
A restored church in the background
Wooden billets on the streets
What the old houses looked like
Other side of the house
Door into the house
Many little shops in this building
Inside the building
Picture of the real old city back in the day
In one of the jewelry stores, a mammoth tusk
The frozen river, which they drive over during the winter months
The Frozen North East, part two
We were able to go to a concert while we were there, with a mix of local folk music, Russian and even two American songs.
Edward, the main man
Keira was enjoying the music as well
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There was even a little dancing too!
Anton teaching German
Violet playing the piano like her daddy
Keira sitting like a big girl already
Viki and Judy
We had lots of fun playing games
Six Sandowiches 