Comments on: 55°45′N, 37°37′E http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81 the misguided musings of a college graduate или С лёгким паром! Sun, 04 Jul 2010 05:20:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Tamada http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81&cpage=1#comment-43103 Tamada Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:21:54 +0000 http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81#comment-43103 Посоветовали мне этот блог, и видно что незря, есть все что я хотел найти. Посоветовали мне этот блог, и видно что незря, есть все что я хотел найти.

]]> By: Mariya http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81&cpage=1#comment-8102 Mariya Tue, 18 Mar 2008 01:30:20 +0000 http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81#comment-8102 OMG I loved your whole adventure it sounds so great. I am from Russia and I had lived in America for 9 years now. What I really was wondering about is why you chose to visit Moscow 3 times not any other city. There are so many great cities in Russia. I am from Khabarovsk and what really bothered me is the fact that I don't htink I would ever be able to afford to go on a vacation like that. You said you were a graduate so did you go on a vaction there or did it count as abroad study? how did you pay for it? how much planning did you put in it? I want to go but am not sure wether I should go alone or with a friend (and according to my dad I am more likely to get robbed on the land I was born on then to have fun.) I was wondering if you could help me out with these questions. Oh and I defenetly agree about the red square. I went there once (although for 10 years I had lived in Russia I had been to Moscow at least 2x every year) it's an awsome place to be and discover. in my case rediscover thank you for your time mariya OMG I loved your whole adventure it sounds so great. I am from Russia and I had lived in America for 9 years now. What I really was wondering about is why you chose to visit Moscow 3 times not any other city. There are so many great cities in Russia. I am from Khabarovsk and what really bothered me is the fact that I don’t htink I would ever be able to afford to go on a vacation like that. You said you were a graduate so did you go on a vaction there or did it count as abroad study? how did you pay for it? how much planning did you put in it? I want to go but am not sure wether I should go alone or with a friend (and according to my dad I am more likely to get robbed on the land I was born on then to have fun.) I was wondering if you could help me out with these questions. Oh and I defenetly agree about the red square. I went there once (although for 10 years I had lived in Russia I had been to Moscow at least 2x every year) it’s an awsome place to be and discover. in my case rediscover
thank you for your time
mariya

]]> By: Jordan http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81&cpage=1#comment-5 Jordan Wed, 08 Nov 2006 18:55:53 +0000 http://latitudebylongitude.com/?p=81#comment-5 "Travelator" sounds very futuristic, like something you would take to get to the interwebs. Also, the WC infographic looks like something Ze Frank would make fun of. If I had to guess, I would say it points the way to the confessional. “Travelator” sounds very futuristic, like something you would take to get to the interwebs.

Also, the WC infographic looks like something Ze Frank would make fun of. If I had to guess, I would say it points the way to the confessional.

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